Upgrade Soft Knitting Cotton Fabric Glasses Ear Cushion, Anti-Slip Elastic Comfort Eyeglasses Temple Tips Sleeve Retainer, Eyeglass Ear Cushions Grips for Glasses Sunglasses Eyewear(2pairs Black)

good

The product stretched- as advertised.

I bought this product as my glasses were hurting me behind the ears. The product easily slipped on my eyeglasses and they do not pull my hair when removing glasses. Very pleased.

These are great. So comfortable. Nice & snug

Very comfortable

Too small for a regular lens

These are an interesting alternative to silicone sleeves. Some people may not like the rough texture behind the ears. Also, compared to the silicone sleeves, I would worry about these developing a stench from skin sweat and oils.They're not my first choice for those reasons. However, they're stretchy, and stay in place.

My expensive new prescription glasses have skinnier temple earpieces than my old glasses and ended up hurting my ears. So I hunted for a solution and I first tried silicone temple sleeves, which I didn’t care for. They worked to prevent pain, but they were annoying, always grabbing and pulling and messing up my hair when I put them on or took them off. Plus they were a little bulky.So then I tried these cotton/spandex temple sleeves. They work great for preventing pain. They are soft and comfortable on my ears. They were very easy to slip on the temple pieces and I was worried that they might slip off as easily when I removed my glasses. I’ve worn them for a couple of days now, and I take off my glasses multiple times a day, and the sleeves stay on. Several times, I even deliberately tried dragging the temple pieces across my ears to see if the sleeves would stay on, and they did—there was no slippage of the sleeve. They do grab my hair a teeny tiny bit, but far, far less than the silicone sleeves did, and they don’t mess up my hair. Also, they even provide some anti-slip function to keep my glasses from sliding down my nose. They aren’t as good at anti-slip as the silicone sleeve, but they are a big improvement over the original bare temple pieces. And I’m happy with a little occasional slippage. I don’t like my glasses to never slip and sit on the same place on my nose all day long, as that eventually will cause me nose pain—so a little occasional slippage works for me.Also, I'm guessing that these are washable, because I think they’re made of cotton and a little spandex. I have a fine mesh bag in which I wash delicate items that would work well to wash these. Just don’t use a net bag—they would slip through the openings in the net and be lost in the wash. I’d prefer not to have to use sleeves on my temple pieces at all, but these are a decent solution to avoid having to buy yet another expensive pair of glasses with more comfortable temple tips. Recommended.