Setex Gecko Grip Temple Tip Grips for Glasses, (2 Black Pairs) USA Made, Innovative Microstructured Fibers Tips, 49mm Length & 7mm Width

Literally got the job done . I have oversized sunglasses that tend to slip off my nose when sweaty or humid days. Nose grips never work as it just makes the glasses slide down as well. These work well because it holds the sunglasses from the arms to help it stay on by gripping it. Also very comfortable, without leaving a mark on my nose.

They work exactly as advertised. My glasses stay perfectly in place without moving at all even when I am sweating or looking down.

These are fairly efficacious

If there's one thing that I can't stand it is frames that slide down my nose. I bought new frames early this year and they were nice and snug at the optometrist's office. Once I got out in the real world they drove me CRAZY with how they constantly slipped off my head and down my nose! Out of desperation I tried these Temple Tip Grips and they are AWESOME! I just spent an extremely hot and sweaty outdoors and never paid the slightest attention to my glasses. They stayed in place and the Grips were so comfortable that I didn't notice them. Highly, highly recommended!

They work extremely well. They even want to stick to my hair but they make glasses stay in place very well!

I was hoping these would be a better alternative than the nose pads that last about 4 weeks on average for me.But these are so uncomfortable on my head and they pull at my hair every time I put/take them on/off. Disappointed that I spent money on these instead of buying more nose pads.Now I know to never buy plastic framed glasses again. 😕

Works great - 90% reduction in readjusting my glasses from sliding down my nose. Run under warm water before applying. Very comfortable. Would buy again.

These fit very snugly on the arms of my glasses, and prevent them from slipping down the bridge of my nose. They are kind of a pain to get on the arms in the first place, but once they're there, your glasses aren't going anywhere and neither are they. I was a little leery of how comfortable they would be given that they're made of what I assume is rubber, but they're thin enough that they don't noticeably add to the thickness of the arms of my glasses. YMMV as the frames I have are rather thin though.