Eyeglass Temple Tighteners | 10 Pieces (5 Pairs) | Black

I’m a licensed optician and got some of these for personal home use and they worked great. I had a family member whose glasses had stretched out so much they were falling off. The front of his frame already had quite a bit of face form curvature so I didn’t want to increase that and chance moving the PD measurement off the center of his eye. It took three rings per temple piece to become thick enough to close the temple partially, but they worked great. As you can see from the before and after photos, they improved the fit quite a bit and this does not hamper them being able to fully close to store in a glasses case. Definitely recommend.

Works great! Glasses fit now not falling off head. Exactly what I needed. I used 3-4 per side because I have wider side designer sunglasses and it is just what I needed! Highly recommend. May even use for another pair that had the same issue.

I was first given a pair of these about 5 years ago by an optical shop. LOVED them. Every year when I got new frames, I put them on the frames. Until this year when one broke while removing from the old frames. They do not fit my newest frames as well as past glasses due to where the hinges are placed or the style of hinge, not sure. But I put them on and manipulate/stretched them till they were where I needed them while unfolding the bows to hold them in place. They work great that way as long as I do not fold the frames, which isn't a huge problem as I only have one pair of glasses and only take them off at night. So as noted in other reviews, they do not work well with all frame styles, but I am making them work!

These worked OK when I first got them; made my glasses fit tighter and stop slipping off my face. But within a few wears, the rubber rings had slipped into the crack in the hinge mechanism, and were no longer sitting in the space where they needed to be to push the temple pieces tighter. Hard to explain. So I got the idea to add a second ring to each hinge, and I think this is going to work. Because the first ring is filling that gap in the hinge mechanism, that pushes the second ring up into that area where it's supposed to be. It shouldn't be able to fall out of this space. Now the temples are tighter and my glasses are on my face. I only just did this a few minutes ago, so will report back once I know how it works.

This is a great and easy fix for glasses that don’t fit snug. You can use more than one on each ear piece for the desired fit needed.

This item did work at all on my eyeglasses. They were supposed to tighten the temples to keep the frame from sliding of my face but they were to big and didn't fit on the temple/hinges.

These little things are amazing! I was very frustrated that my brand new glasses became loose after about two weeks of purchase. I thought I was going to have to get ear grips because I was twice about to have my glasses free fall from my face (I work with todlers and sudden moves and quickly bending over are common). But these little rings saved my glasses, and my worries, and now I confortably wear my glasses all day. Buy them!

These are great use them on all my glasses. No more slipping

I found that these weren't small enough to sort the issue out

Not as described. They are giant rubber rings that do not do anything.

Works like a charm! We had to use two on each side. They don't really show too much as they are in the joint of the glasses where the spring is. It was either this or I had to return the sunglasses. Now they fit nice and snug so I can look down and even shake my head and they don't budge. In retrospect I imagine if one purchased those tiny little elastics used for braiding hair or weaving, you might be able to get the same effect.

They are not as thick or solid as advertised. I ended up using the whole bag. Definitely not worth the money

They do work to a certain extent. I got 5 pairs in the pack but it only able to tighten 2 pairs of glasses. I had to use 3 sets on one pair of glasses and two pairs on another. So they work out quite expensive when you think you can tighten 5 pairs of glasses but can only do 2