Retainer, Sunglasses Holder, Eyeglass Chain for Men and Women, Pink

This GRIPS your glasses and doesn't let go. I cannot see close up, but see fine far off; so my glasses aren't always on my face. This woven holder keeps them at my neck for distance viewing, & it's easy access to just grab 'em from there to put back on my face when needed. All day long my glasses switch from hanging at my neck, back to my face. All day long they're super secure cause of this thing. Never worry about them falling out. Also bought a different brand/type at the same time, to see which would be better... and lemme tell ya; that other one sucks! If you're on the fence, go with this one. Secure. Not fraying. Looks good. Affordable.

Colorful and well made. The parts that grip your glasses is excellent they are sturdy and don’t slip and don’t stretch out. They do an excellent job without giving off old lady vibes. I’d highly recommend them.

Oh, it was so frustrating keeping my glasses around my neck with the old-style chain. But these are different. Once you slide the earpieces in to the unique rubber tips, your glasses aren't going anywhere. And the "chain" comes in many colors to suit your style. I wish it was a tad longer, but if that's my biggest complaint then the Peeper Keepers are doing alright!

Since I found these cords, I have never used anything else! I couldn't use any pair of glasses that hadn't a "two-parted" side (always metal frames), otherwise the cords would slide off all the time (with regular cords, the frame must have that narrower part on the sides, where the cord will stay without sliding). I was frustrated because I would find many stylish eyeglasses that were in plastic, with wide sides without any narrower part. I tried to wear them, but it was a waste of time. The cords would always slide off, and the glasses would fall down. That was until I found THESE cords. No more boring, fragile metallic frames since then! I buy whatever frame I want, hold them with my Peeper Keeper cord, and it lasts for a long, long time, without ever sliding off! It's true that it gets loose with time, and it may even break. But be assured that you'll have them for a long time before that happens. UPDATE ON FEBRUARY 15, 2019 Eight years later, I still use only these cords with my glasses. I feel totally lost if I don't have one at hand, so I always have a small stock of 3 or 4 of them, at least. BTW, the negative comments are about "THE REGULAR CORDS". These ones are just GREAT!

I've used this for several days. It is strong and grips the glasses firmly. The choice of color was one reason to purchase. Would give five stars, but can't adjust the length except by knotting the cord, and would like to make it shorter.

These work well for glasses with medium to smaller bow and ear pieces. The rubber grips last well as long as you don't get too much glasses cleaner on them, and the string is sturdy enough for every day wear as well as long enough to work well without being too restrictive during glasses on and off action.

This is great. It's so much better than the cheap glasses holders with thin loops on them - those always fell off while I used them, but thanks to the rubberized loops on these, they stay put!

I bought these after I broke the second or third pair of glasses in a year. I can't see to read wearing my glasses, and hated bifocals- plus can read fine without any glasses at all. Unfortunately, to read, look at iPhone or iPad, I have to take glasses off, and I have a tendency to just toss them anywhere- see above re broken glasses! I wanted to try a cord on them, thinking if I kept them around my neck, they would be safer . Getting to the point, while I have not had these long enough to test my theory, these are made out of such bulky cord they are uncomfortable. They do seem well made, and the gizmo that connects cord to glasses is one of the best I have seem, but that doesn't help much if they are too uncomfortable to wear. If you routinely use a cord on your sunglasses, that might not be a problem for you.

Cumple mis expectativas.