👓 Flents Eyeglass Nose Pads - 10 Self-Stick Foam Nose Pads to Prevent Glasses from Slipping Review

They are short-lived. Took me about 2 1/2 weeks. But if your glasses weigh a ton and start digging into your nose, they're beautiful. For the pain they save me, love them. K, had to deduct a star. I've used all but a couple. About half are holding up very well, the other half ***ARX*** I put them on the same way, wash my glasses, dry them, wipe my nose with alcohol, dry them and then put them on my nose. . Half of it comes off and sticks to my nose as soon as I put my glasses on and won't stay…

Every corner pharmacy sells self-adhesive foam nose pads for eyeglasses. But then silicone nose pieces were invented. Nobody sells largely obsolete foam pads anymore. Luckily they are still available. So you have only two options: 1) replace the silicone nose pads entirely (annually?) or ii] replace the silicone tips with old-fashioned silicone-free ones to allow such foam pads to stick. Each set of these now comes unbranded and without any other tags attached to a small sheet of easily…

I've been using Flent's nose pads for about 20 years because I can't replace heavy glasses with large lenses. Without the flents, my glasses fall off and my head starts to hurt. Sure, they look a bit boring, even go pretty well with my plastic frames. Doesn't matter? It's worth it so there's no headache! There's an easy fix for sticking issues, as long as your frames aren't too narrow for the pads. Before applying, wipe the nose of the frame with alcohol or an alcohol-based hand sanitizer to…