Updated 3 Pairs Anti-Slip Silicone Eyeglass Nose Pads 14mm x 8mm Eyeglasses Repair Kit Tiny Screws Screwdriver Tweezer Cleaning Cloth Easy Installation

Unfortunately one of the nose pads that originally came with my glasses broke off, so I went to my optometrist and they replaced them for free. To my surprise the replacements were plastic and uncomfortable, they were digging on my nose and puncturing my skin. So I decided to purchase my own and decided to go with silicone rather than plastic and omg these nose pads are so comfortable. I loved the complete kit and they were easy to install.

I have a toddler who just loves to do things to my glasses that my glasses never imagined being subjected to. Many game become custom one armed glasses. This kit has been a blessing considering how many I've had to fix. It has everything needed and works perfectly.

This was one of the only glasses repair kits I could find that came with replacement nose-pieces - but they're useless. They're 100% squishy silicone. That means even the little square pieces on the back that are supposed to fit into the boxes on the glasses & be secured with a screw. Have you ever tried mashing a squishy item into a box when it's larger than the box? Yeah - so that didn't work. So, I used an exacto knife to trim off some of the rectangular-shaped squishy silicone back-piece so it would fit in the box. Problem was - then I had to try to get the screw through it. The screw was set up so that the threads only grabbed ahold of the back side of the box and the screw would not go through the silicone. Not even after I used a needle to make a hole through it.Save yourself the aggravation and gymnastics & take your glasses to a store where they'll fix them for free - that's what I had to do. Unfortunately, I had to wait 9 days after I received this useless kit because my glasses decided to break when I got home from travelling and had to quarantine for 2 weeks.Oh - and the screwdriver was too thick to take the nose piece off of an old pair of glasses.If I hadn't already labeled the box and destroyed one of the useless nosepieces, I would have returned it.

These definitely fit my Oakley Wire Tap 2.0 prescription glasses but they are just a hair bigger in almost all dimensions. My calipers measure my original ones at approximately 2.79mm in thickness and these new ones at approximately 3.70. In height, original ones at approximately14.05mm and these new ones at approximately 14.43mm. In width, original ones at approximately 7.42mm and these new ones at approximately 7.6mm. You can kind of see those dimensional changes reflected in the attached pictures. Bottom line, I still feel these are a good replacement even if they are a hair bigger. Very comfortable and I feel these will last longer as the loop that the screws go through are made of plastic versus the original all rubber pads. Visually I think the pads look fine though I can see how someone with smaller frames might feel that these look a bit bigger. Still a very good purchase/replacement in my opinion.

I am new to glasses, and after my pair had broken pieces, I had never changed these before nor did I even know what they were called. Needless to say, I was able to put these on myself without complications.. and they are comfortable. Feels much better than the old thin plastic pieces

I bought this kit to replace the nose pads on my main set of glasses I wear daily. Unfortunately the kit didn't work for my type of pad inserts. Mine don't have a screw retainer, it's pressed on by a machine. The indented holder has no screw, so this size of pad won't work as the stud was smaller than the installed one and the screw driver provided is too big for the screw provided, should have had interchangeable head to work on more sizes. It may work for some but not all. But for the small price it's good to have for other types that use a screw.

In the description it talked about an air pocket for comfort. I always struggle with my nose being sore where the glasses set on my face. I really didn't expect these to prevent this but they are way more comfortable! Lets face it, those tiny screws are very difficult to get started back in. This comes with a little tweezer to help. I of course spent 15 minutes trying to do this without using the tweezer. No Luck. Once I picked up the tweezer, I had both sides done in a few minutes.

The silicone nose pads are definitely easier on the bridge of my nose than the hard pads I replaced. They were easier to install then I expected. I wasn't sure if the tweezers would be helpful but they were both in removing the hard pads and replacing them with the silicone ones.And the nut driver is great. Before I had to use a tweezer to try to tighten the tiny nuts when they came loose but the nut driver makes it so much easier.