How to keep glasses from sliding down your nose
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- Опубліковано 5 тра 2020
- Tips on how to keep your glasses from sliding down your nose.
Dr. Jones from Advanced Family Eyecare in Spanish Fork, Utah shares some tips on how to prevent your glasses from slipping.
0:48 1. Nerd Wax! You can find this on Amazon. Put a bit on the bridge of the glasses and it really helps.
1:10 2. Shrink Tubing! You can find this at Harbor Freight for $1.50. Slip some on the temples. Use a blow dryer to shrink it down. Get it to 150 degrees. This really helps keep your glasses from slipping.
1:50 3. Let us adjust them. We can adjust the back temple to stop the sliding.
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Short sweet to the point with good information excellent video.
thanks for making the video short and to the point
If the back of the frame is plastic or the nose part is plastic it has a high chance of sliding down from face oils and sweat
What I do is uses double sided foam pads on the side of my glasses to prevent it from slipping
Alternatively you can sand the nose parts a little bit to remove the smooth layer and it can grip your nose well
Finally you can manually screw the screw that's on the hinges overtime these screws come loose and a simple tightening can help
Thanks for the help greatly appreciated
This was helpful!
Thank you!
ooh thank you very much‼️‼️ and you’re just across the bayway from me‼️
Thanks!
Great. Thanks. I’ll have to remember that.
Thanks for the comment.
Used the suction tubing from the dentist, cut to size but pulled out metal wire. Great fit and comfortable. Can't even feel its there.
Very helpfull this one !
Agreed!
Thank you!!!
Thanks for the comment.
I am so excited to try the wax! I have a pair of sunglasses that are always sliding and drive me crazy so thank you for this tip!
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I have the same problem with sunglasses. I'll let you know how it goes. 😎
@@VID801 Works great for sunglasses as well.
@@VID801 the company
Some of us just sweat alot 😀 Sometimes I also I have to stop wearing them for a while because there's sensory overload on my face and having something touch it gets too overwhelming.
I just started using breath right nasal strips to stop mine from slipping off!
Right there where your arm connects to your glasses I made mistake and set on them while he was folded up and they kind of bent right there in the screw came out and I'm trying to line them back up but I can't line them back up because of some fact that hold that the screw slides to the glasses on the arm that spring in it won't release enough where I can line the screw up
I have a question I don't know if the doctor can answer this because the videos a couple years old but for the shrink tubes I see that some of them have adhesive inside of them and are they still going to be easy to be removed off without damaging the arms of the glasses and would the adhesive in the shrink tubes be easy to be removed?
see other videosfor this concern ,,,they are much better and practical
My classes had so much scratches after 1 year. I am 64 and had glasses my whole life never happened before
Shouldn’t the eye care place adjust it properly so we don’t have to use those products
Glasses are a manufacture product not eyeballs.
Ehh.. Adjustments aren't always permanent. They're just adjustments. My glasses were fit to me the most perfectly I've ever had a new pair done at my new eye place about this time last year. ( For reference I've been blind asf since about the 5th grade) Now theyre loosened up quite a lot. Shit happens.
Exactly. Name one eye care place that doesn't adjust the glasses you purchase from them. That is an optician's job. Either this Dr doesn't have trained optician's fitting people with eyewear or he just doesn't talk to them. I'm kinda shocked that he would even recommend heatshrink tubing. Who wants to put heatshrink tubing on a pair of designer glasses.
@@ifyoutubedeletes1morevideo880 That's when you go back and get them readjusted. Maybe you're so used to just dealing with it like when you were in the fifth grade, that nobody told you to just go back and get them readjusted. lol. Ehh. Seriously?
@@realhumanbean46 Yes, glasses can be adjusted to fit. You can also get Lasik corrective surgery. I'm sorry. What was your point?
I just got my new glasses and it’ keeps sliding down during class 😭
Nerd wax????? What is that made of?
I got my new pair of eye glasses yesterday and it didn't slide till 5 hours later all the way to my tips of my nose oh i hate it i;m going to buy that wax thanks for your recommendation, by the way what's the name of the wax?
Nerd wax
I let the optometrist put softpads on my carrera frame.it helps a lot against sliding.
I'll remember this.
Glad it was helpful. Thanks for the comment.
I just crazy glue the temples and I can sleep with mine on
I bet this breaks me out. I’m a new glasses wearer and my nose gets bumps already 🤦🏽♀️
You can get specially made silicone tubes (made for glasses) for the arms (like he showed with the shrink tubing). Works great and no break outs
Dont do the heat tubing , i got a pretty bad looking scar that says it
Another thing that works great for me is what NOT to do. You really don't want to fold your glasses. I just lay them down unfolded. When you fold your glasses it weakens the firmness
That's actually a really good point 👍🏻
I am an Egyptian optical technician. I can maintain all glasses and of course install them. I can even use a vision detector. I want to travel for work. Is there anyone who can help me?
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I mainly had them adjusted so it wouldn't slide down my nose so bad. I was more worried that they would fall off my face when I have to bend down to pick up something. I mainly noticed them sliding down a little bit if my face gets oily.
Most pads are made out of PVC, a harder and smooth material. Switching those to silicone pads often gives you a better hold due to the silicone being more sticky.
One thing you should keep in mind is that due to silicone being softer sweat and cosmetica get to the padarm quicker to form verdigris.
Or.... you could just get a new wife.... 🤣
Not really,can you give some fitting hacks to hold the specs.
I wear readers at work (Dental field). If and when my glasses begin sliding down my nose, I take a very small loop of a thin rubber band. Double it up, sometimes triple it, slide it onto each arm of your glasses and work it along the arm up to and into the hinged area of your glasses up by the frame. (Ortho bands work great). When you open up the arms, the arms don't quite open up as far as the rubber band acts as a stop. Which has some "give" due to it being rubber, so it's not a rigid stop to cause any damage to the glasses. So the result is a slightly tighter fit of the arms toward the sides of your head. For me...problem solved! :) The key is a very small thin rubber band on each side in the hinged area of the arms. Works perfect.
this video is way too loud. you're a doctor you should know better
No it’s not!! Grow Up!!
Thank you! I went to the nerd wax site but there was no video so didn’t buy it. Thanks!