Glasses Silicone Replacement Eyeglass Fullgren Review

I don't know if my temple tips are very small or something but they slipped off every time I took my glasses off. Finally, I coated the outside of the temple ends with hot glue and glued the silicone parts back on. So far, so good. Do not apply glue to the inside as this will curl the silicone. As far as "anti-slip" goes, no. Silicone does not slip when new, but quickly becomes oily and very slippery. I use a knife to score the entire surface, this works for a long time, then I repeat.

The hole in the tips is too small. I even lubricated the hole with vegetable oil. I ended up cutting off about 2/3 of the tip. That way I could only tighten the last 1/2 inch. I tried spinning and all with very little gain. I pressed so hard my fingers went numb for 4 days. But even these small pieces helped stop the slippage. I just wish I could get the whole tip. I'm not weak either. I can compress a 250 lb floor scale and lock the dial at 250.

Within a year of receiving my prescription aviator glasses, the ear cups fell apart. I was constantly afraid that I would pierce my eye with metal protruding from the rubber eartips. I found them online and ordered them. I gave these 2 stars because they are easy to remove because honestly I think if they were easy to remove it would be very very bad. It took a bit of work to attach the arms of my glasses which is really great for me! Now my glasses fit comfortably, probably better than when…