Review on 👓 Premium Grade Silicone Nose Pads for Eyeglasses - 10 Pair Clear 1.8mm x 13mm - Non-Slip by GMS Optical by Tracy Smith

My 6 year old son has the smallest button nose and the bridge of his nose is too small to hold his glasses unless we get wire frames and as most parents know wire frames just can can't take it. get along well with children. We changed 4 couples in one year before coming to this conclusion. My son wore Miraflex frames for two years but outgrew them and needed what the optometrist called "regular frames". I bought my son a pair of regular plastic frames and even with adjustment these things just couldn't stay in place because of his small nose. I searched and searched. I tried "Nerd" but it was a bit messy for a 6 year old. and I really LOVE Amazon. It was a pair made in internet heaven. The glue on them is very strong. This is good because body heat can loosen the glue. They work exactly as expected and are barely noticeable. came home after a long day of school with red spots on his nose. No more complaints about pain from daily wear. I would recommend them to everyone. This size S is also ideal for women's glasses. .I've never seen a child have them but I asked our eye doctor about them and she highly recommended them to children who still have reversible vision impairment and it was the best $50 I've ever spent . No more sunglasses = more time to wear. Prescription glasses = improved vision thanks to wearing glasses and the absence of UV rays, which further impair vision by entering your child's eyes. There just wasn't much information about children they have. His doctor never mentioned her until he told her. wanted to share this with other parents of children with glasses who may be interested in learning more about transitional lenses.