Setex Gecko Grip Glasses Nose Pads (5 Clear Pairs) - Anti-Slip Ultra-Thin 0.6 mm, USA Made, Micro-Structured Fibers, Ultra-Strong Grip, Ultra-Soft, Self Stick Adhesive, 0.6 x 7 x 16 mm

These are fantastic. After trying other silicone nose pads that didn't work, causing them to constantly slip down. I also tried nerdwax which was ok until my face got hot. These are just great. The problem with my plastic frames is that when my head gets warm, the arms expand and keep slipping down. But these are just brilliant. They don't slip at all. They do start coming unstuck andove a bit after about 3 weeks, but guess that's why they sell them in packs of 5 and 15 pairs. I wear my glasses constantly, so I expect the stickiness to reduce over time. They're so comfy I don't even know I have them on.

Works to stop glasses going down my nose, but after a while (6 months) it does tend to slide down a little bit, and a bit of the glue comes from under. Would still recommend it.

These Setex Gecko Grip Glasses Nose Pads really help your glasses stay in place and are very comfortable. but Only lasted approx 4 weeks they don't stay on your glasses the glue they used just turned to gel. Change the glue and these would be perfect

These are the best glasses nose pads we’ve found. Others seem to peel off or not stay in place, but we’ve found these to be much better.

Stick to the glasses frame just fine and easy to apply. However, do very little to stop glasses, sliding down your nose, it's claims otherwise are blatent fabrication. Waste of time.

NOT worth the money in my opinion as they simply do NOT work AT ALL if you sweat.Bought these for sunglasses that slip down nose when walking and they do help when freshly applied and BOTH product AND skin are bone dry but, add a touch of sweat and they’re slippier and slicker than the bare acetate of my sunglasses frames.I’d say they’re worth about £5 for a pack of 10 pairs if that and only then if you accept their VERY LIMITED application.

I'm a month in and still on my first set, no sign of wearing out or ceasing to grip. I went for the ultrathin as my glasses basically fit (I'd go for thicker ones if your spec bridge is wider than you nose at the point at which you want them to sit). I am very active and often wearing glasses rather than contacts when out walking in poor weather, taking landscape photos so bending over kit etc and these have worked really well, much better than beeswax.

Definitely helped to keep my glasses on my bridge-less nose but they got quite grimy and tended to slip off after a few weeks so not sure about value for £. They're also quite visible but I only wear glasses at home so not a major problem.