Benvo 12 Pairs Eyeglasses Retainers Silicone Glasses Temple Holders Anti-slip Eyewear Spectacle Stay Put Glasses Stoppers

This is pretty good. Specs don't slip anymore and it's ear friendly.

My glasses have been getting steadily looser and looser over the past few months; I bought them online so my regular optician wouldn't adjust them and was getting really hacked off. That's where these little guys came in to save the day! A really inexpensive fix, there's something to fit any glasses - a little fiddly to fit, but that's because they fit so snugly - and each style comes in brown, black and clear to suit the wearer. Put them on as soon as they arrived and my glasses now stay put ☺️

I have for so long had great trouble stopping my glasses from slipping. I have tried all other types from Amazon all to no avail. I bought these and I fitted the long thin ones that fit towards the back of the stem. Up to now whenever I wear them, they stay perfectly still. Im a retired motor engineer but im still doing a bitand the last few jobs I have done I didn't have to keep pushing my glasses back up my nose with oily fingers. These things are absolutely brilliant.

They did the job and made my glasses stay behind my ears as I have a small face.

When I was a kid I had the metal hook glasses, they were really uncomfortable but they kept my glasses on. These are great, you have different choices with different size holes. The hooks are hidden behind your ears/hair. Even these small round ones stop my glasses coming off in running, when bending forwards etc. Great for running, tennis etc. The only negative is that if you forget and just pull your glasses off, they'll catch in your hair a bit. But after a day you figure out to lift them over your ears instead. I wouldn't consider using a pair of glasses without these now.

Fantastic, held my glasses in place perfectly,no more glasses constantly slipping down, different styles, to choose the best that fits you

this review is only for the round ones ( like little Polos) as my glasses have very thin very springy and bendy frame, the frames can't really be bent to tighten them up, as my optician found out, so we're constantly sliding down my nose sometimes falling off completely, these completely cured it 100%. but over time, a few weeks, they started sliding about, so every time you took them off or put them on you had make sure they were in the right place until they got to point where they went in the bin in favour of a new pair, no doubt these will do the same so it's going to be an ongoing expense,

I can't easily make these fit my glasses - and my galsses are not unusual!

para todo tipo de gafas, patillas, orejas, puedes probar que sistema va mejor contigo. lo recomiendo, las gafas en su sitio, no se caen, ni resbalan ni temes que lo hagan.

Todo en orden gracias!!

Got these two days ago, and tried every different shaped piece. Finding the right piece made a HUGE difference in comfort and preventing slippage. I want to go into detail in hopes that this will help someone else who was suffering as I was. I have a very, very high prescription and was solving for two issues: 1) Arms of glasses were painfully resting on the top of my left ear. Right ear was fine. It was so bad that I could only wear my glasses for a few hours at a time without needing to swap with contacts for a several hour-long break. 2) Glasses slipped down my nose a lot day-to-day, and definitely couldn't hit the treadmill without having to push them up every two seconds. Observations: - Behind the ear, curved piece worked best for me. These lifted the glasses so that they no longer rested directly on the tops of my ears. Rather, the weight of my glasses now feels distributed down the length of the add-on piece plus on my nose pads. Instant, huge relief!! So far, no slippage. Also holds the lenses at a good, natural angle so my eyes are properly aligned to the lens -- all my other high-prescription folks out there know the importance of this. Note that I had to slide the piece around on the arms to find the exact spot where they worked for me. Also, there is a learning curve with putting the glasses on with the add-on attached -- kind of have to open them wide, then use fingers to guide the glasses so they tuck-in behind the ear, then gently fix any hair that gets caught up in the arms After a few on/offset, think I have the hang of it! - Hollow tube: I didn't like these as my glasses still sat on top of my ears thus no pain relief, and the width of the tube kind of pushed my ears outward. - Comma shaped thingies: Tried these for a half day. The glasses did not rest directlybtops of my ears, which was good. However, the weight ended up concentrated on the bottom curve of the comma, which started to hurt after half a day of wear. Also, the lenses didn't quite sit at a great angle on my face and there was still some slippage. - Circles: The curve of the circle sits behind the eat nicely, once adjusted to the proper placement along the glasses arm. However, for me the weight was still concentrated in a small area and I didn't find that these relieved my pain. I will definitely be relying on the behind-the-ear piece from now on!

tightening my glasses always gives me a headache and this is an awesome solution to stop my glasses from sliding down without tightening it. thank you!

Good quality and VERY useful.