Literry Soft Knitting Cotton Glasses Ear Cushion, Anti-Slip Elastic Comfort Eyeglasses Temple Tips Sleeve, Microstructured Fabric Glasses Ear Grip, Knitting Eyeglass Arm Cushion - Black 3 Pairs

These cushions fit snuggly on your glasses. They also help to hold them on your nose. If your glasses are a little loose and slide down your nose, these cushions will help to keep them in place. This is an inexpensive solution to a frustrating problem. Great buy!

Exactly as needed for comfort and slip proof . LOW Tech - needs for nothing

Review of Anti-Slip Elastic Comfort Eyeglasses Temple Tips Sleeve, Microstructured Fabric Glasses Ear Grip, Soft and Well-Fitting Glasses Ear Cushion, Knitting Eyeglass Ear Grips, Glasses Accessories The best solution I have found so far to the seemingly never-ending battle to keep our eyeglasses where they’re supposed to be, for the most part. Fortunately, I only wear glasses after I have removed my multi-focal contact lenses for the day. I have tried numerous products to keep my glasses from sliding down my nose. To date, this is the only product that does the job, the best anyway. After long periods, there does seem to be very minor slippage. Perhaps if the sleeves were slightly thicker would be even better. I found these to be comfortable. I did not experience the sweating that some mention, but I’ve only worn them while in the house. These are reasonably priced. Made in China.

They really do stop my glasses from slipping off. They're super easy to slip on and very comfortable. The only drawback is that the colour choices are very very limited. So if your glasses are any colour other than black, brown or gray these covers will be very obvious.

OMG! These are the perfect anti slip for my glasses! They hold in place and are very comfortable. You don't even know you are wearing them!

Came off the glasses every time I removed them. Did the job when attached, but would fall off constantly when I took my glasses off.

Good pads for the ears. They are cheap and work good.

Not Recommended - All three pair that were supplied had the same manufacturing defect. These are actually made of two knit tubes, one inside the other. All six had the same defect where the open end of the inner knit tube was not secured to the outer tube. So, when slipping them on to the eyeglasses the inner tube is pushed down into the outer tube preventing the eyeglass temple tip from being inserted any more than 1/2" - 3/4". The inner tube balls-up inside the outer tube. My eyeglass temple tips are only 0.24"wide x 0.14" thick - So, well within the specified dimensions. A few other reviewers reported similar experiences.