Mochi a girlEyeglass Nose Pads | Non-Adhesive Anti-Slip Nose Pads Cover | Soft Silicone Nose Pad Cushion for Glasses, Eyeglasses, Sunglasses | 1 Pair (Clear)

I purchased lightweight titanium Lindberg “Robin” eyeglasses, but the small, round wire-attached nose pads created painful pressure points on my nose after an hour of wear. Searching for a solution, I found Mochi a Girl slip-on nose pads on Amazon, which were small enough to fit over the original Lindberg pads. The soft silicone design significantly improved comfort, making a noticeable difference. However, I accidentally stretched one pad too hard and punctured it with my fingernail. Though still functional, I decided to try HILEEN nose pads, which appeared to be more durable. Unfortunately, their longer, wider shape moved independently on my nose, looking awkward and impractical.Ultimately, I returned to Mochi a Girl nose pads, ordering two additional pairs. By carefully slipping them over the fixed pads and gently stretching them into place, I achieved a perfect fit. For comfort and compatibility with Lindberg frames, Mochi a Girl nose pads are my top choice.

Lasted all of 2 days. They are comfortable but flip off, get lost,and are too expensive and ultimately unusable at least for me

I measured my notepads to make sure I got the right size. I did have to be careful when putting them on to make sure it was on properly and it’s fully around the nosepad (if it’s not, then it WILL pop off). It’s been about a week and they haven’t popped off since I put them on.They do help raise my glasses enough, which I struggled eith due to my low nose Asian nose bridge. These are pretty soft and squishy, but my glasses are super heavy due to my terrible prescription and so the red marks I get from my glasses (which I had before also) haven’t totally been resolved. But I’m still so glad I got these! I don’t really get the negative reviews. They might be expensive for what they are, but have solved a near-constant issue that made me not want to wear my glasses at all as opposed to contacts.

Unlike what I read in some reviews, I found them very easy to install. I did measure the eye pads on my glasses before buying them. I don't find the to be particularly soft. They are reasonably comfortable and they serve my primary purpose in preventing my glasses from slipping. All in all, I'm satisfied with everything but the price. That said, if they last a reasonable length of time, I'll probably buy them again.

I agree with many of the reviews: expensive, can fall off easily (but some last for months) … etc. However, I find them comfortable, the plastic is not bulky and it’s very soft.

During my most recent trip to Japan I picked up a pair of glasses frames (they are very inexpensive there!) and brought them home to have lenses put in. The Japanese glasses were a little different than the ones I'm used to in the US. They had very small nosepads, made of acetate-like plastic. At first they seemed comfortable enough, but they started to dig into my nose and became unbearable to wear.I ordered these hoping they would fix the problem. Since my glasses frames came from Japan, I thought a Japanese product would probably fix the problem. I carefully measured my nosepads and ordered a medium. Mine were on the edge between medium and small, but they are not loose on at all. They are a little tricky to put on, but I think that keeps them secure once you have them on.They worked perfectly for me. The glasses no longer dig into my nose, and the additional width helps distribute the weight of the frames better. I couldn't have asked for anything to work better for my glasses.My sister, who reads Japanese, translated the little pink packet that comes with it. It is ethyl alcohol for you to clean your nosepads before applying the covers.I noticed that other people seemed to have trouble with these covers being too loose or difficult to put on. I think they will not work well if you are trying to replace the silicone outer part of a nosepad that has broken or put them over an existing silicone one that is too slippery for your taste. I'm pretty sure this product is intended to cover these acetate nosepads that are used in Japan, and is targeted at the Japanese market. So if you're buying to use with a non-Japanese product you may have issues.

My cat ate the bottom end of the nose pads on my Warby Parker glasses and the ragged end of the half of each that was left was getting really irritating. The Warby Parker store was just so far awaaay and I was always just too busyyy … So, in a fit of deliberate laziness, I ordered these and … they fit perfectly! Lost one to imperfect “installation” (it’s about as hard as putting a tiny rubber slipper on a teeny tiny foot). I was more careful the second time and am treating the rims more gingerly till I can get em in to surgery at the nearest Warby Parker (ugh, sooo faaar!)Note: I’m sure that, if my dearest cat had left more than half of the nose pad, the fit would be snug and secure. The cushioning is pretty delicious too. I got the small.The alternatives seem to be limited to big, chunky, white things which gave even my wire frames a scuba flavor.

I lost one of my pads and needed a replacement. I ordered M based on their size chart. The pads were twice as big as advertised and kept falling off. The silicone is whitish and very noticeable compared to the transparent silicone of the original pad. Do not recommend this brand. Quality and price do not match neither does the size.