These are awesome! It takes a little work to get them on to the eyewear, but it is so worth it! I put them on my safety glasses because I practically live in them. After having many different styles over the years, most of which keep sliding down my face, constantly, I finally found some that fit snugly enough to stay put. But the constant squeezing leaves "dents" in my head. These provide just enough cushion and spread the pressure enough that the dents are less and don't cause irritation any more. Would never be without these, again!

dog chewed my ear pieces so I was basically down to metal. I had to wrap the metal with tape first to get these to fit..would probably work better on thicker glasses. It is clear so the tape shows thru..it's ok for these glasses because I just use them in the house. Would not be suitable (for me) to wear outside, Anyway, still better than having the metal poke holes in my head.

These things are AMAZING at restoring comfort to sore ear areas. They seem like you'll never be able to get them on at first, but once you get the tip started the can be slid right on. Not noticeable while wearing, except for the fact that you are no longer feeling that dreaded digging sensation behind the ears. Also great at keeping your glasses from slipping due to perspiration! Never dreamed these things would be such a great investment! I've actually recommended them to total strangers in a doctors office! Commission please?? ;-)

These Temple tips are just exactly what the doctor ordered. The glasses that I just recently bought have a very thin Temple contact area and they made the glasses very uncomfortable to wear, it felt like the tips were digging right into my ear. I bought these tips and put them on as soon as I received them and now my glasses are so much better to wear. There is absolutely no pain in my ears with these Temple tips on, so if you're having the same problem I did, don't hesitate to buy these because they will make your glasses so much more livable.

Once upon a midday dreary, while I studied, weak and weary,
Over many a quaint and curious volume of legal lore,
While I nodded, nearly napping, suddenly there came a chewing,
As of some dog gently eating, eating at my glasses' frames.
"Tis some dream," I muttered, "chewing on my glasses"
"Only this, and nothing more."

Yeah, so that wasn't a dream. My dog decided that when I passed out face-first in a casebook, it was the perfect opportunity to ruin the earpieces of my brand new glasses. Considering my income (negative), debt (large), vision insurance (paltry), and impending finals (scary), I was pretty much beside myself. Note to the wise: you will find the true meaning of forgiveness not in any religious or philosophic treatise, but in raising a very naughty puppy.

Metal frames exposed on one side and the plastic chewed into an incoherent nightmare on the other, I took to Amazon (as usual) to solve my problems. Two days later and $9 dollars poorer, I filed down the edges with a metal file and slipped the plastic on. Now my glasses are salvaged. Although that does not solve the problem of my naughty puppy or impending law finals, it did restore family harmony (my spouse was not happy at the prospect of spending $200 on new frames to correct puppy's mischievous ways) and prevented a murder (of my dog, bless her stupid little heart).