SIGONNA Eyeglass Nose Pads Anti Slip - Eye Glasses Nose Pad
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About SIGONNA Eyeglass Nose Pads Anti Slip - Eye Glasses Nose Pad
Overall Feedback:
88% positive
81% praised its ease of use, but 19% found it complicated
I found the installation process of the eyeglass repair kit to be easy, just requiring a wipe with alcohol to remove grease and buildup and sticking them on.
I found the pads to be comfortable and wearable, and even forgot that I had installed them.
The eyeglass-repair-kits are very comfortable and my glasses have not moved on my nose since putting them on.
Be careful while applying the eyeglass-repair-kits as the adhesive sticks so firmly that a corner may pull off of the pad when trying to pull the tweezers away.
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81% liked the performance and variety of repairs, but 19% found it limited
I am amazed at how the product helped me see confidently and eliminated temple tension caused by falling glasses.
I found that the eyeglass-repair-kits did not work as expected for me.
81% liked the compact and portable design
The nose grips alone keep me still, but with the handle grips, I definitely won't fall again.
82% liked the perfect size and fit
The nose grips alone keep my glasses still, but with the handle grips, they will never fall again.
74% praised the high-quality tools, while 26% found them flimsy
I ordered 0.5mm but received a larger size. I had to trim it down to fit. It's a nice and thin, soft silicone that's a perfect match for glasses if you don't want bulk. It adhered well and is very comfortable. I'm not sure about durability yet, but overall I'm satisfied with the product.
I am disappointed with the product as it did not work for me. Although I believe that the product is well-made, it simply did not work for me.
I warn to be careful while applying the tool as the adhesive sticks so firmly that a corner pulls off of the pad when trying to pull the tweezers away.
