OpticBridge Cheek Support Glasses Holder for Rhinoplasty, Nose Surgery, Nose Job & Everyday Use - Nose Protector for Glasses

Perfect for nose surgery recovery:I bought these to hold my glasses off of my nose bridge after my deviated septum/polyp removal surgery. I was at home full time during my recovery and found that they worked perfect for reading and light housework. I adjusted them towards the corners of my frames so that my glasses came as close as possible to my face. I highly recommend this product to anyone getting nose surgery.

Doesn’t stay on at all

I recently had a rhinoplasty, and my biggest concern was not being able to wear my glasses daily, especially for work. I searched for a solution and found that other products offering the same solution were bulky and noticeable (headband straps). I wanted something that I would be comfortable wearing in public and the office. I purchased Optic Bridge, and they came in one day. I needed a quick solution, so the arrival time on this product is undoubtedly a plus. The directions were easy to follow, and the product itself is ambiguous, which is excellent for the office, gym, and other public places. 5/5 recommend this product!

Very ComfortableGreat quality product that has lasted 2+ months of my nose surgery recovery. Doctor recommended these holders for my readers and they surprised me by how well they worked to lift my glasses away from my nose. Felt no pressure and used the holders day and night. Very satisfied with this purchase.The best!!!!!!!!

Great product concept but lacks quality materials to last longer. The ends of the holder wear out quickly. Seller should include more tip replacements. The price does not match the value due yo lack in product quality. Use tape its less expensive and is effective for the short period of time after surgery you need to keep the pressure off the bridge off your nose.

The eye glasses kept falling all the time

I've been looking for sinus relief for years, have tried nasal sprays, allergy drops and medications but they all dry me out or make my head feel fuzzy. I first read that these little bridges are meant for post-surgery but I thought I'd give them a try for normal everyday - wow they are lifesavers for me during high allergy season, or when I have to wear my glasses for prolonged periods (I can't wear contacts.) It's easy to attach them to my frames and they take the pressure off my sinus immediately! If you're looking for something to protect your sinus, this is THE ANSWER! Don't believe me? Just order them and see for yourself. Amazing! Thank you Optic Bridge inventors!!!

These are very expensive for what they are. They don't stay on the glasses well and if you have thick frames or lenses they won't fit at all. If your glasses are small or the arms are shorter and you have a cast on your nose like I did these don't work. I had to find a dollar store pair of glasses and the supports kept slipping off. Further the website says they can be returned but they are not able to be. They are VERY VERY overpriced for what they are. A person could take wine corks and cut out a notch for the edge of the glasses and probably accomplish the same thing,