1 Pair Black Glasses Temple Arms Eyeglass Legs Screws Single Convex Teeth

I broke my glasses few weeks ago and I was looking for a good replacement almost like OEM quality and this fits like a charm! I have a big face so after trying too many replacement this was excellent the quality looks good. This save me a lot money, my local eyeglasses store try to charge me like a $50 for a replacement and $350 for a new pair of glasses. This set has all you need to fix your glasses.

the quality was good just the fit of the glasses was too small for my frame but other than that it was easy to install.

One or the arms on my glasses 🤓 broke. How do you replace an eyeglass arm?? I thought I was going to have to get a new pair altogether which meant spending a lot of money. Then it dawned on me to try Amazon since they sell almost everything. Thankfully I came across these. I ordered them yesterday and I’m wearing them as I write this review. My others were silver metal and these are black and who cares no one will know the difference. These actually fit much better than the original arms ever did. Glad these did the job.

The Metal Glasses Replacement Arms although a great concept are NOT a universal fit. The actual screw hole eye sleeve is twice as thick as the originals. Because of this they will not slide into the receiving slot on the frames and Cannot be used. Wishing they could be returned . . .

The quality is great. Unfortunately they didn't fit my glasses because my style were discontinued. I thought they were close that they would fit. But they didn't. So that's not the manufacturer fault or the seller. But I wasn't really out of a lot of money. But they are reasonably priced and great quality.

I had to file the male end down with a jeweler file to fit my eyeglasses. The flange was slightly thicker than advertised, I think due to the plating. Once fitted, the arms are comfortable, look like they'll last and look nice. It's a nice touch that you get the screwdriver and screws to attach them.

This ultimately worked, but the screwdriver was slightly too thick to fit into the screws easily. I had to apply a lot of pressure to get the screws to actually turn. But, after an hour, I was able to replace the temples.

Quality was not very good - rough in the area where the screw goes thru. They bend too easily at this end and are quite difficult to bend in the ear area. They were not as long as I expected, so they do not wrap around my ears very well; I do know how to properly fit glasses. They are not too uncomfortable and do hold my glasses in place, but tend to keep slipping down after a short while. I had to bend the temple pieces and the part of the frame that goes over the bridge of the nose inward quite a bit to help hold them in place. Lastly, one of the pictures in the product description clearly shows the temple pieces as having a spring joint at the frame end; they do not.