Aluminum Strips Nose Wire,Nose Bridge for Mask,90MM Metal Flat Nose Clips Nose Bridge Bracket DIY Wire (300PCS)

Great for my mask making efforts. If these have adhesive backs, I'd never know as I can't peel the back off I have arthritis, but usually don't find this type of action a stumbling block). Not a problem for me, but those who depend on them sticking should be aware there may be an issue.

These are very useful in keeping your mask in place and diminishing your glasses from fogging up.

They took a bit to arrive, but the shipping wasn’t outside of what Amazon has estimated when I purchased. I think it was just over 2 weeks. The label from CA was created way ahead of actual shipping, so if you’re seeing tracking with no movement, don’t give up hope.The strips are nicely rounded, a good width and height to slide into the nose wire channel of masks I’ve already sewn. After testing the size, I removed the adhesive back and used some needle nose pliers to help guide it into the center of the nose before pressing down. The adhesive seems to grab pretty quickly, but isn’t so fast to set that I couldn’t get it guided in. These are a great replacement for pipe cleaners (which rust if washed) or aluminum wire (which is uncomfortable).

These were great at the beginning of making masks, but over time they split where they bend.

I have been using these in cloth masks that I made for family and friends. Everyone who received my masks have been impressed by the fact that they have a nose clip unlike most other home made masks. Just as a note, the CDC recommends that you hand wash all cloth face masks and dry them in the dryer. If your mask also has one of the nose bridges, you should be careful not to bend it back and forth while washing or the metal might snap.

Great addition to any mask that doesn’t fit right or doesn’t have a wired nose bridge. I always wear a mask with a snug fitting nose bridge....so these are great to add to masks that don’t have one. These keep the mask in place better and protects me and others. You can add them on the outside of the mask or the underside. I take them off when washing and put back on when dry!

They serve the purpose. My family uses face masks that don’t have the metal nose strip, but we all wear glasses. You see where I’m going. We got a fair supply and just replace them at each wash (if it falls off). The cost is reasonable. The adhesive isn’t fabulous even on first use, but it does serve the purpose.

These are great! We’ve been putting them on the outside of our masks. When it’s time for a wash, I remove them (keeping them bent) and wash the mask. Then, reapply. Been able to reuse at least 5-10 times each. The adhesion is strong. By the last reuse, the ends don’t stick as well, but it really doesn’t affect it that much. Ordered a second batch. BTW, not flattening out the nose piece between uses helps it to last longer.

Used these in several home sewn masks. Sticks really well to fabric, but I still sewed around the nose strip to make sure it stays in place after washing. I haven't used them long enough to speak to the longevity, but so far so good.