🔧 Invisible Ring Size Adjuster: Perfect Fit for Loose Rings! (8 PCS) Review

Seems to be the most discreet ring sizer you can get for band rings. I have a tungsten carbide ring and seem to be between sizes. A size 6 was too small and a size 6.5 was too big, even though the ring size indicated I was a size 6. Anyway, the adjuster fits my 4mm strap perfectly, allowing me to wear it discreetly and comfortably. It is available in different sizes to find the right fit.

There were several ring sizes in the pack which was great but they didn't stay on the bottom of the ring. They moved further up where you could see it on my finger. I've tried different ones, but the problem is the same. When I washed my hands I lost it. Didn't work for me. I just need to determine the size of the ring. Update: The seller texted me to bribe me with a $10 gift card if I change my rating to 5 stars. Please be an honest reviewer as this will help those looking to purchase items. I

My wedding ring is almost a quarter size too big but I didn't want it professionally fitted as the next smaller size doesn't slide easily over my knuckle. It was driving me crazy constantly slipping down my finger until I found these spacers. For such a small adjustment, I only trimmed about a third of the length, and it's perfect! It keeps the ring in place and prevents it from slipping. I like that they are not permanent as my fingers sometimes swell depending on the weather or…

I have a grandma's ring that is 1/2 or 1 size larger than me - it was loose enough that I was afraid it would slip off. It's a thin strip and I'm using size xxs so it's a bit difficult to get double sided tape into the size channel because it's so small. The tape holds the calibrator well on the ring, so even after weeks of showering, washing hands and washing dishes, the calibrator will not slip on the inside of the ring. It looks like a regular ring and doesn't feel "weird" like some of the…

My problem with this product is that you have to spend $9 and buy the whole set if you really just need one size that fits your ring and if you want it lose size, then you're out of luck. This is a tiny piece of plastic that is attached to the inside of the ring to make it stronger. It probably costs a fraction of a cent to make a product. Here you pay not for materials, but for the convenience of the product. Now if you could just order the size you want and it came with 20 pack then it would…

I bought a ring that only goes up to a size 8 but my ring finger is a size 7. I went to a jeweler who put a cross guard on the ring which helped with the fit for a while. However, not only did it come off, it was also thinner than my ring (it's a wider and heavier ring) so the slightly thin guard really bothered my finger until I finally took it off less than a week later. I came across these, saw the reviews and how the guards work, and decided to give them a try. I love multiple sizes (and…

I've tried the totally invisible ones that you glue onto the ring. But they don't last well and I had to change them every week. Not only that, I had to resize the resizer (oops!) as none of the pre-cut ones fit my engagement ring. But I had to find another alternative as I couldn't risk losing my beautiful ring. Initially I was hesitant to take this one as it is not completely invisible. If you look closely you can see the plastic. But it is so thin and fits the ring well that I got used to…

I gave 4 stars because I like it a lot but it could be better. As you can see from the photos, the base of my toe is noticeably smaller than the knuckle, so I always have trouble with ring rotation and difficulty finding the right size with my large knuckles and swollen fingers. I usually wear a size 4.5 (this is the ring in the photo) but I can wear a size 4 although sometimes I can't put it on/off because my finger is swollen. In the second photo you can see how the ring wants to sit with a…