Mr.ZzjOOj Eyeglasses Nose Pads, Upgraded Soft Silicone Air Chamber Eyeglass Nose Pads, 6 Pairs of Screw-in 15mm Glasses Nose Pad Set with Screws and Micro Screwdriver

I bought these because my old nose pads were so painful. These gave immediate relief. I'm getting new glasses next week and the optician said he'd put these on them for me. They really are game changing.

These nose pads fit perfectly. My glasses have a square nose pad bracket. They sent two types of screws, and include a screwdriver to handle flat head and Phillips head. Only confusing thing was picking one of each by mistake and using the right screwdriver head..screws of course are small so takes a minute to get them into the hole..otherwise once the pad is in place and the screw is in the hole, they fasten very easily and tighten very well.

I bought a pair of almost perfect sunglasses, except for the nose pads were metal. I bought this to replace them and other than the flathead not small enough, the small nose pads were a great fit and replacement for the metal ones. Now the sunglasses are perfect!!

Worth every penny. Nice little package. The mini tool(s) are included also. The pads prevent my glasses from slipping down. Perfect!

...the little replacement screws absolutely would not thread into my glasses. I suppose there is a more common thread size for most of those little screws, but apparently, they aren't all interchangeable. But, if these companies, who manufacture these replacement kits, were on the ball, they would make those little screws a little longer, and then taper them slightly, with self-tapping threads Bingo! Problem solved! But as it was, I ended up just capping the top of that tiny screw, which was sticking out about a millimeter or 2, a gob of superglue over the top of it. And hopefully, that will at Least keep the little screw from falling out. (sigh)

The nose pad to my glasses broke and I’m about 4 months away from being able to buy another pair of glasses with my insurance. I work crazy hours and can’t drag myself to an optician to fix them. I purchased these replacements due to their low price and did not have high expectations. It was “easy” to replace the pad. I say “easy” because let’s face it you’re holding your glasses in your hand while trying to locate the world’s smallest screw. Which thankfully it had replacement screws in the pkg too. As soon as I replaced the broken pad I realized they’re different than the original pads. More cushier. So I swapped out the original pads on the other side even though there was nothing wrong with it. They’re now so comfortable. much more comfortable than the original pads. It would have cost me more money in gas to drive 30 miles to the optician to see if they could be fixed than it did for the whole kit.

My latest pair of glasses came pre-installed with two obviously cheap, low-quality nosepads that were both (a) made of rigid, too-stiff plastic, and (b) so poorly molded one of them had a sharp edge(!). Not very surprisingly, one of them developed a tear in the ring around the retaining screw and broke off, so less than a month after I got the frames I ended up having to salvage the pads from my PREVIOUS glasses to install in my new pair. Those were much better-made, but still uncomfortable and they have a tendency to irritate the skin on the bridge of my nose, so immediately after making the temporary repair using my old pads, I also placed an order for these. The kit consists of a generous supply of both nose pads, a new retaining screw for each and every pad, and a small keychain screwdriver. The screwdriver is worthless. Don't even screw (no pun) around with it. I'm not kidding. The moment you open the package, just take out the screwdriver and throw it directly into the recycling bin. It's not what you're buying this kit for. You're far better off investing in a good, full-sized jeweler's screwdriver that fits comfortably in your hand. Actually, if your current glasses use slotted screw heads, you'll need two screwdrivers. The screws that come with the kit are all Phillips-head, which is MUCH more convenient. Since you get one screw per pad, honestly I recommend always replacing whatever screw was previously installed with a brand new one from this kit, every time you install one of the pads. Especially the original slotted screws, pull those out right away and chuck them into the recycling directly behind the cheap "screwdriver". The screws that come with the kit are very good, the only reason not to use them would be if they don't fit your frames for some reason. The pads are even BETTER. They seem strong enough not to tear with normal use (at least in my experience so far), despite not being made of solid plastic like all of my previous pads. These are actually hollow, with a center air cushion that gives them a springy softness I can only describe as "pillowy". It makes for unquestionably the most comfortable fit I've ever gotten from any pair of glasses. Skin irritation and even occasional blisters are (at least so far) no longer a problem. And that's something that, after pair after pair and year after year using cheap, uncomfortable factory pads, I'd convinced myself was just a normal side-effect of wearing eyeglasses.

My problem - glasses slide down my nose, to not get them to do that i have to tighen the nose bridge pieces so tight it hurts. Solution - bought these. These work really well to stop my glasses sliding down my nose (due to excess sweating) without pinching to the point it hurts. These add a little bit of comfort but not a lot. As the piece you bit on is harder then it looks. So not a lot of cushioning effect. Its not awful and they are slightly softer then the nose oiece that came with the glasses. I wear my glasses for astigmatism so mainly when Im in front of a computer to help eyestrain and headaches. Im not 100% sure how these would fair if i had to wear my glasses all day every day. But for those who only need to wear their glasses occassionally I feel these get the job done. Makes them slightly more comfortable and they don't slide down my face (where glasses sit I almost instantly start sweating the second it gets covered it's annoying and makes all glasses (reading and sun) just slide constantly.