GMS Optical® Premium Grade Soft SiliconeNose Pads (SYMMETRICAL-SHAPE CLICK-ON 15MM)

... presuming, as has been mentioned by at least one other customer, that your glasses have the rectangular snap-in sort of connectors. All silicone pads eventually degrade, so I've ordered these three times for the same pair of frames: once in 2013, once in 2017 and, most recently, about 2 weeks ago (a ten-pad order, this time, which I think will last -- if I can manage not to lose them to random quantum events of the sort that evaporate everybody's ballpoint pens -- for the balance of the life of my glasses, or the life of your humble reviewer, whichever turns out to be of longer duration ☺). Seriously, though, they're light, comfortable, fit the aforementioned connectors perfectly (though ymmv; even rectangular snap-in connectors may conceivably vary with frames of unusual size; I'm not an optician), and if you plan to retain the same frames indefinitely (as I do, because they're of a flexible nickel-titanium alloy, and who can afford new flexible frames, these days?), then I strongly recommend you order the 10-pack. That's currently 40¢ per pad, and at an expected rate of attrition of perhaps one pad per year, that should see you set at least until your current frames break, or your optician refuses to replace only the lenses* in the event that you absolutely, positively cannot avoid the expense of a new prescription (under dire threat from your ophthalmologist ☺).*In deference to opticians -- whom I have always found to be almost implausibly helpful -- I should mention that this has never happened to me, though.

Nose pads for glasses only need to do two things: attach securely to the glasses and feel comfortable on the nose. These do both, just fine. I had several pairs of glasses with missing, or mismatched, nose pads and I was tired of either not using the glasses or having to take them to a shop for repairs. I ordered these, but with some concern because the previous two reviewers only gave them three and four stars respectively. Upon reading the reviews it seemed the reviewers were perfectly happy with the pads (and perhaps did not give five stars only because it is hard to get enthusiastic and excited about such a simple item). Since these pads do exactly what they are supposed to do, since they are reasonably priced, and since they were shipped to me very quickly, I am happy to give the product a full five stars. And, I am about to order some more so that I will always have plenty on hand.TECHNICAL NOTE: some glasses have square snap-in connectors for nose pads, some have rectangular snap-in connectors, and some have screw-in connectors. These are designed for the rectangular snap-in connectors and so will only work on glasses with those connectors. As best as I can tell, these rectangular snap-in connectors are the most common. Also, some nose pads are designed in pairs, with a distinct left- and right-hand pad. These all have the same simple tear-drop shape so that you don't have to keep track of right and left side.

These snap in to a rectangular frame on my wire nosepiece. These do not stay in their frames quite as securely as the two-piece pads (silicone over a harder plastic that lodged in the frames) that came with my glasses. That is because the "handles" of these are of soft silicone instead of the hard plastic. I like these better because one-piece pads stay cleaner, and also can be thoroughly cleaned. The two-piece pads allowed green gunk to get between the silicone and the hard plastic (the result of water getting on the frames - it was drawn in by capillary action). These, being one-piece, don't have that problem. You do have to be more careful in handling and washing your glasses because the softer silicone is more likely to pull free of the frames. I tightened the frames a little, and these are working for me. Since there are 20 pads per bag, I can lose a few and still have clean pads for a reasonable price. These are at least as comfortable as the two-piece pads.

I was originally going to give this one star because I did not get what I ordered. But I was desperate at this point because my old nose pad was digging into my face. so I decided to pop in one of the nose pads hoping it would fit.While the shape of these is larger than my old D-shape, they popped in easily and does not seem to be a problem as far as shape goes. They are surprisingly soft and very comfortable so Im giving them 4 stars. I would give them 5 stars if it had been what I actually ordered. I probably would order from this vendor again just to give them the benefit of the doubt in hopes that sending the wrong items isnt something that happens often.

These did not work for my regular glasses that have a plastic type tear drop already on it. I thought I could push these over it or something. However, I clipped off the back clip on, and glued them to my favorite pair of glasses which I just couldn't wear because they irritated the bridge of my nose. They are these very light weight plastic red glasses. Well these work just great for me! I could buy any style of glasses, and glue these to the area that irritates the nose, and voila perfect! Try this on a pair of glasses you have that irritate your nose.

I bought these to replace a nose pad that broke on my favorite pair of sunglasses. It felt weird having different nose pads so I ended up replacing the other side as well. I haven't had any trouble with them and they are comfortable. I like that it comes with so many so if it ever happens again I will have them

I have a habit of falling asleep while reading at night. As a result, I often lose the nose pads from my glasses. Until I found these nose pads I had to take my glasses to the eye care center where I purchased them and shell out $6 per pair to get them replaced. Now I just open the ziplock bag, pop a couple of these replacements into the wire holders and they work perfectly. This set of 10 pairs saves me over $50, and the 8 miles round trip to the eye care center.

My husband had to install these for me but only because I can't see without my glasses. It was easy, and it saved a trip to the optical shop to replace the notepad that fell off and disappeared the night I fell asleep with my glasses on.