Silicone Adhesive Eyeglass Nose Pads
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About Silicone Adhesive Eyeglass Nose Pads
Overall Feedback:
79% positive
75% praised its ease of use
I found the nose pads to be a good fit and easy to use, effectively solving the problem of my glasses sliding down my face.
I use a Zeiss pre moistened lens cleaning wipe to clean the nose pad and it comes off in one wipe.
I gave a 5-star rating to the easy to remove eyeglass-repair-kits, but I haven't had to change the first ones I put on my glasses yet.
76% liked the performance and variety of repairs, but 24% found it limited
Eyeglass-repair-kits keep the glasses on, but the friction of the edge leaves a mark.
76% liked the compact and portable design, but 24% found it bulky
I appreciated the fast delivery and the convenient clear plastic container for the nose pads.
I was initially concerned that the nose pads would not provide enough increase in size to make up for my low bridge due to their thinness.
Eyeglass-repair-kits are uncomfortable and seem to be die-cut from a sheet of silicone without any consideration for sharp edges.
74% like the perfect size and fit, but 26% found screws large
I found these nose pads effective in solving the issue of my glasses sliding down my face due to a low nose bridge.
I have to trim them and the size of the space varies from glasses to glasses.
I have complained that the eyeglass-repair-kits have straight cuts that dig into my nose.
71% praised the high-quality tools, while 29% found them flimsy
When the weather is warm/hot, the adhesive melts off the frame in less than a week and the pads need to be replaced.
I purchased the original set with rolled edges, but the new ones are straight cut and causing discomfort with hard edges digging into my nose.
The first set I used on my glasses lasted a long time until one day the piece got stuck to the lens somehow.
The adhesive layer between the tape and pad breaks down within 4 to 5 days, leaving an oily, jelly-like layer that leaks onto my lens during cleaning.
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