Eyeglass Ear Grips -20 Pairs eye glasses ear grippers Anti-slip Holder, Silicone Ear Hook, glasses ear grip Sleeve Retainer for Sports Glasses, Sunglasses Reading Glasses

I absolutely love these! I am a collegiate athlete and wear these with my prescription glasses or sunglasses. They are excellent at keeping your glasses on when you are sweating. And the clear rubber makes them discreet. Also are easy to switch and take on and off if you need to take them off. But they won't slide off unintentionally off your glasses. I also enjoy how much each pack comes with, so if you lose a pair you have plenty in the pack

These are fantastic! I have the Rayban Meta glasses and as you may know, plastic frames stretch out over time. Usually you could kind of heat them up and remold them but because of the technology in the glasses I cannot wet them or heat them up-so these little rubber stoppers are great! Also love that you cannot really see them and it's not a band around your head

They work. Maybe too well. I would recommend these for people who wear prescription glasses full time. I would NOT recommend these for people who wear readers, swap between readers and sunglasses, people with long hair that remove their glasses multiple times per day and people with fashion glasses with wide arms.These silicone grips are very tight fitting to the glasses arms. They may not fit some glasses.Being silicone, they are very grippy, so medium/long hair can/will tangle around them. They prevent slippage down the nose as intended, but also prevent arms from sliding smoothly over the ear without using both hands to set in place. Invariably, trying to put glasses on with one hand results in these silicone flanges bending, folding over and not settling in place without further adjustment. For me they are way more than I need...because I use readers and sunglasses and take them on and off all day.

What a difference these have made. My glasses stay put and don't slide down, even when perspiring. I work in EMS so I am moving around quite a bit. They didn't even slide down during CPR training. The ear grips are comfortable once adjusted. Please note, that they where very tight getting over the ear piece end, but once on, were easy to slide around and adjust until comfortable. I couldn't even tell they were on. I wear Pair Eyewear so the ends maybe thicker than regular glasses.

These absolutely rock at keeping your glasses from slipping down your nose. Don't waste your money on the little gecko sticker pads, these do the job for half the price. The only downside is that after wearing them for a long time you can get a little tender behind the ear.

It’s… better than NOT having them, but eventually, they DO SLIDE or something else happens. They do not work for very long either. You may still have to keep pushing them up even with these. Which is annoying. Eventually becomes uncomfortable on the ears or the hooks just start getting bent until they get pulled down around one of my ears. I need them so far forward on the glasses that they’re up on the thinnest part and just kinda loosely spinning. My glasses go from having huge ear pieces to a skinny gold chain, so they’re either being over stretched and they’re too far back to hold my glasses in place and I have to push them up regardless, or they’re pushed where I need them to be to hold my glasses on my face, but they spin in place and they’re actually just pulling the backs of my ears forward until the glasses slide where they want to, making me uncomfortable and silly looking….. Works really good for backpacking though, so that’s why there’s 3 stars at least. Cause they did make a slight difference when it came to being sweaty and exercising. Everyday use? Kinda just annoying. Oh and they also get tangled in your hair. Be ready for that if you have long hair. If it’s up in braids or something, it’ll pull pieces of your hair outta your hair style (not pulled outta your scalp, but you know when you put sunglasses on top of your head and you’ve got a ponytail? And then they get stuck? This is a new level of that.)

These work fine, and are essential if you don't have resources or help to adjust frames properly.(Some frames need an expert hand, or they will break. I don't have expert hands.)

Very inventive! Its a little difficult with longer hair to wear them because of the grippy material they are made of, they catch the hair around your ears. So you need two hands to really take them on and off. If you are often taking your glasses on and off, it is not ideal, but do-able. The material is very flexible. They do keep your glasses on well as expected. It's especially helpful when working out, bending down etc. And you can't beat them for the price.