1 Pair Metal Glasses Replacement Arms Glasses Replacement Temple Black Eyeglasses Arms Legs, Screws, Screw Washers and 3-in-1 Screwdriver Convex Teeth Single Teeth

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.

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.

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.

Maybe I have a shallow face? Idk. But I was bending these arms at the halfway point to begin the wrap around my ears or they’d be hanging two inches off my face. Which like, ok I don’t mind, these glasses are for work not fashion but… now they don’t fit in any eye glass container. For reference, if I wear my hair down the arms are very visible sticking out through my hair. Like. There’s so much excessive material here. Do y’all make glasses arms for a child’s head?

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.

Product was as described and worked great. Took about 10 minutes to get everything put together (most of that dealing with the tiny screw being in the right spot to go through all three holes). Would recommend!

i had arms that were a little bit too small for me and one day one of the arms broke. i tried to macgyver it, but after that didn't work, I picked these up. this next bit is important so take note! the hinge point may be too thick for your end pieces and that will feel like a bummer. but have no fear, get yourself a metal file (a metal nail file may be enough) and grind it down a little and you're cookin.

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.