nuoshen4Pcs Eyeglasses Cord 1x Microfiber Cleaning Cloth, Lightweight Eyeglasses Chain Sunglasses Straps Eyeglasses Lanyard Eyeglasses Cord Retainer for Men Women

I read so many reviews saying that the side pieces on this style of lanyard loosen. They do. They all do. But you can easily remedy that. Cut a piece of black sewing thread, about at much as you would to sew on a button. Fold it in halt to make double thickness. Hold one end securely (you might need three hands for this!) Now put the rubber loop of the lanyard onto the arm of your glasses and push it up as tight as you can. Holding it tightly there and, holding one end of the thread, twist the thread round the rubber loop between your finger nail and the glasses. Twist it round about four times, then knot the thread securely. Cut off the remaining thread. The lanyard will stay on your glasses, no slipping off.

Got these for various specs we have in different bits of the house. I like a cord on my reading glasses when I'm doing DIY or working around the car, my wife likes them on her specs for shopping or sewing and cooking - they were great at first and did the job but you do need to adjust the loop for tightness on the specs' arms a fair bit but for the money they do the job. One of the cords bust today but I've tied a not in it near the loop and it's working OK. If you need a cord for the odd occasion or permanently but can handle the adjusting then at this price go for them! 😀

I suppose you get what you pay for and I did order them of my own a cord,however Mrs Starling has gone through 3 pairs this week due to a combination the flimsy nature of the item and the carefree, on-off action as she keeps her beady eyes trained on all of the daily doings.

Very thin cord. Adjuster coils missing off 2 of the cords. Simply rubbish so went straight into the bin. Cleaning cloth was ok!

They are cheap and cheerful, One of the four was defective but the complete 3 will last until I can get to an optician and buy a quality glasses cord......They are what I suspected they would be like. No fault, no fail....I knew what I was getting.

The main problem with these is the grip that holds the glasses isn't tight enough. I needed to wrap the elastic round a few times.

Not bad and they do the job if you don't move about much but they have a likelihood for the Cord to get detached from a thin glasses arm. Probably it's because the arms on my glasses are very thin and make it difficult to grab for the cord.

The end crimp was loose on all cords and allowed the cord to pull free and separate, easily repaired with a small pair of pliers but should not have had to. Very cheap but not even worth the few quid.