Push-in Eyeglass Nose Pads,BEHLINE Soft Silicone Air Cushion Glasses Replacement Nosepad,14mm Air Chamber/Air Bag/Nose Piece,Anti-slip Nose Bridge Pads for Eye Glasses Sunglasses(Clear,5 Pairs)

I just received it today and instantly attached them to my glasses. Everything that was stated about it is true, it really sticks to your skin and it almost feels like you’re not even wearing glasses. That’s how light-weight and soft it is to the skin. The quality is excellent, plus it’s the perfect size. Although, I did have difficulty attaching them, but you just need to push really hard.

My pair of Costco polarized sunglasses are very comfortable and block just the right amount of sun. I've had them for years. The other day while cleaning the lenses, the plastic nosepad broke off. It turned out that the plastic part was quite brittle, probably because they are stored in my vehicle which can become extremely hot in the Summer.Anyway, I was reluctant to replace them.I searched on Amazon for nose pad replacements. Many vendors had the type that are connected with a screw. Mine are not like that. My nose pads push into a gap and are held in place by tension. These nose pads are just like that. They seem to be made of a softer plastic (silicone?) and fit perfectly. It took a little bit of effort to push them into place, but once in postion, they held securely. I'm back in business.

Had a little trouble getting these to push-in into my glasses as they are soft, but once they were in everything was great. They are very comfortable with the soft silicone air cushion.

Were fine,easy to use.

Easy to install. Soft and comfortable and cheap

They’re soft and comfortable, but they’re flimsy and fall out of glasses very easy. Don’t recommend to buy.

I bought these for my Tom Fords sunglasses which I always use when I drive since they are prescribed. The pads that they come with constantly fall when I put them on my head and they get tangled up on my hair and fall off. I know I can get new ones put in at the eye place I go to but they moved farther away so I ordered these hoping they would work. But they are just too big for the little hole they're supposed to go in and there was just no way they were going to go in. So I managed to put them in the little hook and they seem to stay in place. We will see how long they stay in for. Another downer is that they seem to be thicker so they look a little funny. Too noticeable. And because of the placement, they sit higher on my face, which I guess is whatever because with the original ones, they would sit lower and make me feel congested and it was a bit uncomfortable. These seem to be lightweight which is a big plus. I will deal with these until I run out then see if I can find smaller ones that fit my sunglasses.Edit:So I found these to be alot more reliable than I expected. Once I put them on the hook they wouldn't fall of. I managed to get a pretty reasonable time out of them before they finally fell off from getting stuck in my hair. I would say they last twice as long than the original ones. And what i appreciate the most was that they help the glasses stay in place. Which is an issue I had with the original ones and they would make it hard to breath.I'm changing my 3 star to 5!

I found that with a tiny bit of spit for lubrication, followed by fingertip pressure from the pad side working around a bit got the new pads to pop in. If straight in does not work start at an angle, pushing the tab even slightly into the box on the box's long axis, then, maintaining pressure, transition to straight in. I can understand why some reviews say installation is difficult or impossible, but keep at it. Once I got the knack, subsequent installations were easy. Once in, the pads are very secure, probably more secure than the original rigid pads. They are much more comfortable than my frame's stock pads, which had discolored. They have incredible traction on my nose -- I find that the pad will roll before it slips -- so be mindful that the glasses likely can't slip to a comfortable position on their own.