Premium Grade Soft Silicone Nosepads- Tear Drop “A” Shaped Push Click or Screw in Nose Pads

Once you have worked out how these should fit onto the spectacle nose pad arms, they are quite easy to place and fit. Removal of the existing worn pads can help in understanding this fitting procedure. Once fitted, they have stayed in place securely, with no discolouration or other deterioration observed so far, over a number of months already. Fitting does require some confident pressure until they audibly click into place. While the nose pads are soft and flexible to provide a cushion onto the nose, in use, they appear to be moulded around a rigid centre block, which offers the secure mounting to the metal arm on the spectacles. As the original nose pads on my specs were symmetrical, I couldn't be sure which way these asymmetric pads should be fitted. As luck would have it, I chose the wrong orientation, with the wider end downward. After a few weeks and some further observations, I decided to see if they could be successfully reversed. With a little coaxing, the clips were made to release and the pads reversed and pressed back into place successfully, after which they have again stayed in place securely with no problems. Fitted with the wider end upwards has turned out to be the more comfortable orientation. My only criticism is not being able to obtain a slightly longer pad size, or an exact match to my symmetric original forms, from the variations offered by this supplier. But these particular ones have provided a suitable alternative option, with no issues arising. Having a number of additional parts available from the order, means that there should be plenty of replacements ready for years of wear, if and when these initial items require to be refreshed again.

Pads have a hard plastic core with a rectangular attachment 'knob' and a softer oval plastic pad glued around the core. Medium are what I would call small - 12mm x 6mm max. Comfort OK but would be better with a bigger pad. Fitted easy using a small thin flat bladed screwdriver (to pry) and longnose pliers (to pinch). I got 47 not 50 - not a problem, I'll never use them all.

Excellent items just what i needed

It's easy to fit. Instead of going to Specsavers and every time hold in q for half hour to get them replaced in 2 min , for £2 . It's better to do it yourself. So when i got them on on my specs , they were uncomfortable sticky on the nose. I thought if it's going to be like that I'll throw them out. But in the day or two that stickiness disappeared. It's ok now. I would think about different product . But assuming they all the same .

Very good replacement pads and I measured mine in advance so it was the right fit. Good and clear, a couple had a small defect in the plastic but nothing major - it is expected with small moulded plastic items. After I managed to remove the old ones it wasn't too bad 'clipping' the new ones on and then it was just a case of trying to adjust the feet again to fit comfortably. Unfortunately it was difficult to try and get the old pads off and I accidentally scratched my lens trying to use tweezers to pry the old ones off - totally my fault for not covering the lenses first. I will have to be more careful when exchanging these later. I have been wearing my glasses now for a couple of weeks with the new pads on and they feel fine, saving me having to go to the opticians to get it done. I also like I have more pairs ready to go when they need changing next.

Had to return these pads as they didn’t fit my glasses. The product details do not tell you the size of the push-in tang that secures the pad to my glasses. The tang is so small in both length and width that these pads just fell out of the nose clips on my glasses. If the tang dimensions had been included in the product description I would have seen that they were totally unsuitable for my frames, saving me hassle in sending them back and Amazon the cost

The plastic nose pad on my prescription sunglasses broke recently. Rather than heading for the opticians I thought I would look on Amazon for replacements. These arrived quickly and we're simple to fit, with just a small flat head screwdriver and some needlework pliers. Just make sure you order the correct style and size. My sunglasses are now back to normal, and all for £5, excellent. I hope you find my review helpful.

It was soft and easy to put. But need aome small stuff to make it hard holded