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this is perfect and so comfortable, quality materials low-tox hypoallergenic, soft light and comfortable and but still sits so securely around the head, and perfectly functional to bear the weight of glasses (even large heavy ones) to alleviate pressure on the nose, I actually bought these because I needed something to take the pressure off my nose as I'd been having sinus blockage problems to the left side of my face and to avoid aesthetically unpleasing nose pad indents on the sides of my nose, functionally it works perfectly and sits so comfortably, thankyou it's really helped to solve the problems I was having, I have purchased a second one because it's worked so well~~

Used after deviated septum surgery. A life saver—very comfortable. Definitely made with care and a superior product. Adjustable to head size. Keeps glasses far enough off the nose to promote healing, yet not so far that they were too high up for me to see. I wear bifocals so that’s important.

After surgery my doctor forbid any pressure on the nose, saying I couldn't wear glasses for about 10 days to 2 weeks. Nobody at his practice was familiar with this product, but they are now! It worked exactly as described to suspend my glasses off my nose, and made my life easier during recovery.

This helps protect my broken nose due to bicycle crash. It sits very high on the forehead because the hook is very long. I cannot adjust the hook unless I want to cut it and glue it shorter... Anyway, it is comfortable, having a bit of foam on the forehead and a bra-style elastic band around the head. The length can be adjusted. The color is unobtrusive, and I like the plastic hook being clear. That way, it doesn't obstruct the center of my eyesight, which seems important when looking at close-up things like a computer screen or a book. Even with the foam band, I can wear a hat over it and kinda hide it from view when I'm out and about. It works with my regular glasses and sunglasses. I knocked one star because I think the plastic hook will be prone to breakage, but I think it will last the 6-8 weeks it will take my nose to heal.

This was incredibly helpful to me while I recovered from some plastic surgery on the bridge of my nose. It was comfortable and effective. Highly recommend to anyone who needs to keep their glasses from touching their nose. It did look a little dorky to have the headband on, but that was remedied by wearing a cute hat. I even attended a wedding wearing this eyeglass support and my hat.

My glasses started making red places on both side of my nose causing little blisters. This devise solved the problem and no more blisters. My glasses are bifocals and it had no effect on vision through the position difference. Of course you don't have to wear it out in the public, just most of the time at home.

Amazing and my nose feels 1000% better already. My glasses press against my nose causing unsightly dark marks that makeup can't hide. This contraption slightly lifts the glasses of of your face without interfering with your vision. I work from home so I don't need to worry about anyone seeing me, but even if I needed to use outside my home, I have no issues at all. Comfort over pain any day.

Background I used these for 6 weeks while recovering from a septorhinoplasty. Pros -Does as advertised. Keeps the glasses off the nose. -Comfortable, generally speaking (it's a bit of an unnatural feeling having a strap around your head, but it's still comfortable for what it is). Cons -Only good if you are sedentary (e.g. working at the computer and using them). It tends to shift if you move around. -Your eyes might start getting sore after a bit. Your glasses are raised, so you're not looking directly into the lenses as you normally would if the glasses were resting on your nose, so there's a good portion of your field of vision still blurry, which can strain your eyes and/or lead to headaches. Overall, it's a decent portion but not an all-around silver bullet to being able to wear glasses like you normally would pre-surgery. Best of luck to those of you recovering!