Sir I just really wanna thank you for these videos. I have diagnosed OCD and ADHD, and when my glasses become crooked in even the slightest, I become incredibly hyperfixated on every contact point of them and how they feel on my face, how they look sitting on my face compared to how they feel, if I can evenly see the rim in each eye, etc, and I adjust them until I inevitably break them. Last year I went through 4 pairs of glasses. I’m not kidding, and it becomes so frustrating. Ive been going through this forever now and I’m not sure you explained these fixes that much differently than my own optometrist, but I don’t know! You’re what made it finally click. You just saved me from stress and almost breaking my nose pads off for the millionth time again. Thank you, seriously so much!
That’s tough all around, anything we become hyperfixated on can be a bother. Regardless, I’m thrilled this helped you find some peace in getting your glasses comfortable and finding a happy place with them 😁😎🥂 Happy New Year!!
The thing about going to the optician for adjustment is that often, time spent is only a couple of minutes. However, the pain will only kick in after an hour or two of wearing them, so multiple visits and making a nuisance of yourself is simply irritating for all concerned...
Unfortunately, you're not wrong. That's a lot of the original inspiration behind doing these videos, creating more access and knowledge for all on basic adjustments 🙂 we all have off days or adjustments that aren't just quite right, or even frames that get knocked out of whack by looking at them wrong (looking at you rayban). 😂
@@ThatGlassesGuy03 I have just picked up a pair of glasses (VariFocals at over £500) and am now on 3rd return visit. 1st for alignment (sat too low), 2nd & 3rd for pinching nose pads, and right ear piece. I wish they could just scan my head, put glasses into a machine, and have them adjusted automatically by a nice computer LOL 🤣
@@stephenm5000 😂😂 if only it were that easy! I always joke the algorithm only lives in my head 😂 (though a company called 3DNA makes eyewear through 3d facial scans, so in theory those are perfectly adjusted at time of production 🙊🙉🙈" if only we could create a machine similiar to alignment tech for cars 😂 I would also add if they went from too low to pinching they raised it up too damn much throwing off the adjustment/balance and the LENS needs to be redone with the proper height... but thats just me from thousands of miles away and very little information 😂 could be well within range and other tweaks just need made to realign the balance point 🙃
I got a set of pliers for glasses from AliExpress and I will do the adjustments myself because my store is TOO scared to do it because I own titanium rimless glasses.
Wow! So many places are afraid to mess with rimless and I just don’t get it… I’ve actually only held off on doing a video dedicated to rimless adjustment because some of them do require specialty pliers specific for holding the mounting to the lens to prevent damage… but you bring up a great point that a lot of these tools can be had pretty cheap if you’re willing to wait, and most people that own rimless own them for a LONG time. Maybe it’s time 🙂
I have expensive lightweight frames and lenses and they hurt. Had them adjusted many times, I think it is the temples being too thin. With skinny temples all the weight is going to my nose. What do you think?
Tough to say, but often times the balance is off on these types of frames, especially with higher powers making it really hard to get pressure off the nose. Not necessarily because the temples are thin.
1. The arms could be too long causing them to slide forward. 2. Put a bandaid across your nose. Then put on your glasses. Wear that for a day. See if you have less pain. The bandaid causes friction to reduce slipping. 3. You just may need a narrower bridge. This is espy true if you have a flatter nose. 4. Go to Walmart or something, try on frames until you find the perfect fit. Don’t worry about your prescription. Then go over every aspect that makes them perfect. Now compare them to your current glasses. Maybe you can find what needs to be adjusted My credentials: been wearing glasses since the age of five almost half century. Have an “unusual” prescription which makes buying glasses a challenge, and glasses heavy. Om top of the fact the best glasses for me are usually metal and I am allergic. I can wear titanium. I also have a wide face, flat nose, and super oily skin. So I’m usually forced get close enough and muddle through.
Finally got my glasses comfy then my daughter knocked them and one of the nose pieces came off. I went in thinking a quick fix which it seemed. Opticians put new nose pads on and I went on my way. This was Wednesday and it’s Friday but after I got home I felt sore, red marks where the nose pads sit. I am beyond. Frustrated. I went through this when I first got my glasses but it got better. Now I feel back to square one. I go back Tuesday to see whet can be done but I don’t have high hopes. High prescription. The three looking areas too on them. Anything I need to ask them or get them to do to hopefully make them comfortable again? I hate glasses!
My main problem was not addressed and there may not be a solution. I have a very thin bony bridge. Adjustments do not work. Oversized bridge pads do not work. I have sewn soft rubber cups over the pads, but that does not work. It works better than anything else, but still leaves a large red area that aches. My pads are adjustable. Contact lenses are out of the question for me as my eyes are deep set, and I'm 78 years old and do not want the aggravation. So other than some sort of band over my head holding the glasses off my nose, I don't know what to do. Any ideas? Thanks.
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I definitely need to go get new pairs. I’ve got a wide head and have very limited options so I need to find some that fit. Really wish they offered s service that scans your face to custom make glasses because I always have pain on the left side of my nose.
Oh they’re out there. I have a couple friends that work with the software to do it too 😏 Reach out to LFVR eyewear or Corner Optical. Both good friends that do a killer job (I own bespoke frames from both of these. They’re true craftsmen) also LA Mills eyewear, he keeps it more old school but incredibly taller as at fine tuning fit and works with more exotic and environmentally friendly materials 🥂
Do glasses with nosepads distribute weights differently? I am someone who finds nosepads uncomfortable and am wondering if it is because weight is all on the nose due to the pads? Thanks for all the info on your channel.
Depends on the frames you’re comparing of course, but in general a well fitted acetate will distribute the weight over a larger area. Poor pad adjustment and pads always getting bent out of shape as well as cheap I’ll balanced frames are the most common pain points of metals, almost all of that disappears on the higher end except a few brands.
Has it ever happened that the temple need to be bent more than 45 degrees at the back, because the nosepads are just loose and not sticking enough to the nose bridge?
Occasionally but rarely is a sharper bend needed. More often I see it used to compensate for other adjustment shortfalls. And my goodness is my nose ever oily. Yes glasses can still be fitted properly to minimize or eliminate slip even with a very greasy nose.
By the time I fiddle around making the adjustment on my glasses to have them sitting just right on my nose, it's time for me to go into getting another eye check and possibly a new pair of glasses, sigh! 😥😁
When ears are different heights that makes for an odd fit for the nose pads. Do you know if the optician takes this into consideration when they measure for the lens optics?
I would love to say yes! Unfortunately, it doesn't always work that way, and if lenses aren't compensated designs it's such a small difference it would have essentially no affect. I can tell you I absolutely take this into account, in both adjusting and measuring for the lenses.
generally this comes down to more overall nose shape or a fit issue with the temples that needs adjusted. Both are relatively correctable but take a lot more know how and work. A good optician can knock it out :) Sorry for the delayed reply! ended up with quite a back log
So based on the assumptions there, right nose side red but everything else is fitting properly position wise. That temple bowed out can cause more pressure on that side of the nose as more weight is resting on the nose than the ear from the created imbalance :). Bringing it back in will get the balance back in place. Same if it were the left.
@@ThatGlassesGuy03 thanks for the explanation! one more qns, will bending the opposite side of the leg have any effect e.g. pain on the right nose, adjusting the left leg.
Hey! So, it will have an affect, sure. But sort of depends on the fit of the rest of the glasses in general. If you make the opposite adjustment to that side the glasses will likely be uncomfortable all around. Sort of tough to say from afar and that specifically.
I just got glasses a few days ago and when i wear them, they hurt my nose by causing pain and discomfort. The nose pads of my glasses are attached with the glasses as it's made up of plastic. They cause pain and i find it uncomfortable. What should i do? 🥲
Little different ball game there, some more advanced fitting techniques can be applied to manipulate the bridge and balance of the frame, but that’s outside the average DIY capacity. Find a GOOD local optician and see about a fitting, it could just be the too poor of a fit to be saveable too of course :(
I’m having a similar issue. I feel some kind of pressure on my nose pad area. Some kind of twitching as well. And I don’t have separate nose pads like these. Mine are already attached to the frame.
I ripped my nose pads off and fashioned a foam part to sit in the part of the frame above the nose with one of the nose pads glued underneath the foam they feel much more comfortable now just look a bit weird 😂
That’s tougher to manage and finding alternate ways to make the fit work (or finding alternate frame options that don’t rely primarily on the ears to sit level) are required here. That’s a more advanced skill set than the average optician can usually muster (though most will readily accept the challenge). There are some brands that can work really well here like specialized swissflex frames or some wilder stuff from parasite eyewear.
What adjustments can be made if the nose itself is off center? My narrow (15 to 16), low bridge nose sits slightly more left. As a result, the frame pulls left, and the right nose pad and right arm pulls hard against my face, and it makes entire my right side hurt. Does this mean plastic frames w/fixed nose pads are off-limits? Can I even wear wireframes w/adjustable nose pads? Hoping you can help!
The pad arms can be shifted to offset that pretty easily. Just move each one over slightly so they're offset and the frame is centered. I wouldn't generally recommend an acetate frame with built in bridge for this unless you have a true artisan of an optician that can make it fit properly (there are a variety of ways to do it, but way too complex for yourube diy)
I agree nosepads are just the worst the rubber bits actually came of mine and the metal started digging into my nose it left a wpund which looked really bad i recommend not getting glasses with nose pads and try ones with the corner buts which feel much more comfortable and dont break as easily
Maybe if you hadn’t been rude about getting an answer Sergio ;). And just as I’ve explained to you before. At this point it’s about the overall balance and design. You mentioned in your case the pads are spread out as wide as they can go, that’s a problem. With the pads as wide as they’ll go and the nose dropped down, most of the weight of the frame is resting on the bridge. Your options here are adjust that so the nose is back higher and putting some of the weight back onto the ears, raising the temples upwards and adding retroscopic tilt to being the balance point rearward, or selecting another frame that better fits you and balanced properly with lenses mounted 😎. Good luck Dylan!
@@ThatGlassesGuy03 brother I tried 10 pairs of glasses all the same isue my right sight I do every thing in the video from balancing to nosepad every day adjustment but I can't get it I did a frame fore a friend of my and adjusted it better then the opticien so I have the knowledge but its always my right side left a mark and if I only set the nosepads a little bit inward I get very deep indentations and red it's als not the bridge size the bridge size is 24 the glasses are small and round en the temples are acetate so also a stable frame so I don't know what is the problem for the right side of my nose I noticed a lot of people have this problem on forums and nobody ever find a solution I really tried 100 adjustments different glasses I spend over 7000 this year titanium pads glass pads silicone I think I go for a lens implants soon
Sounds like you’ve picked up skills better than the average optician for sure. 😂 I can’t tell you specifically for your situation any further than that, sorry. These principles have worked for me for hundreds of personal pairs and tens of thousands of clients pairs all at a higher expectation level than most are held accountable to. I wish I had a magic bullet for you from across the seas but there’s only so much I can offer without physically being there.
Most modern spring hinges are not repairable in terms of fixing the spring, but some places offer a specialty service where new spring hinges can be welded on in replacement of the broken one :)
Just a bad fit overall if that’s the case. Sometimes this can be fixed by adjusting the balance point of the frame, or tweaking the pad area, that’s assuming you’re talking about a plastic frame with no pads? Or if it’s a frame with pads and the frame itself is touching your nose the pads need some MAJOR tweaking to be back to normal and fit properly. Usually in that case they’re flattened close to the frame and spread way too wide. Bring them back in and up and then adjust to the nose itself. This one’s a bit tougher without seeing it.
Do u recommend glasses with spring hinge system? Heard that it’ll expand out at the sides of the head and is unreliable for keeping the glasses stayed up.
You heard correctly. Fitted properly they can be nice, but always fail with time. Springs fail, it’s what they do. Choosing a well fitted pair is always key, spring hinges or otherwise. Check out my video on hinges here: ruclips.net/video/UZuXJT7mXSw/видео.html It’s an oldie but a goodie. Probably time to redo that one. 😂
Has been wearing glasses from quite a few time now i wore plastic frame for like 1-2 years but it changed my nose shape , my glasses changed the shape and made my nose looks weird without glasses , i changed my glasses but bcs it changed my nose it doesnt get back to normal :( i need a fix , hope you reply
I have glasses with metal frames, not the most expensive glasses. Anyways i did a lot of adjustment myself, since i was always not happy with the ones they did at the store. Im at a point where im happy, except they always feel kind of heavy on the nose and no matter what adjustment i tried it always feels lowkey uncomfortabel and heavy on the nose. I need to shift the weight of the glasses more to the back. What can you recommand in that case, since the glasses are by defautl heavy in the front at the glasses and at the end they are light.
@@ThatGlassesGuy03 i watched this video and i tried to bend the temples a bit upwards, so that the glasses have less of the 10 degree angle. It seemed to help a little also i tried to get the temples to fit more tight to my head. That seemed to make it better, allthough i wouldnt say it feels perfect, but maybe i just have to get used to the glasses and not touching it all the time to adjust. Anyays, my question is, could it be that the lenses need to be at the angle if you have glasses for astigmatism. My dioptric values are relativley low.
@@doejohndoe you’ll always have some compromise in frames that aren’t designed with complete ergonomics in mind (including the weight of final rx lenses) but incremental improvements on the lower end go a long way. Best comfort will definitely come from a nicer frame designed with ergonomics in mind and selecting a close fit at the starting point in future pairs 😎
The right nose peice is hurting to the point a scab is forming. I went back for an adjustment and it still happened. I have a pretty strong prescription. So i dont know if its the nose peice or the weight causing all the pain? Btw the left nose peice is leaving a red mark too but no scab.
Sorry alaynac, you're not entirely correct here, but it depends on the fit of the frame and the power of the lenses. 1mm of movement in any direction will create roughly 0.1D of prism power for every diopter of lens power. On average just snipping off pads can drop a frame over 6mm. Creating the affect of almost a diopter of yoked prism (not inherently bad) for even as low as 1DIopter of power. I'll also go further to say the nose pads have very little to do with keeping your glasses from sliding off, except in the role they play in keeping the frame properly balanced so it isn't front heavy and impossible to keep on (yet another reason not to remove them... dropping the front that far down will absolutely end with the glasses always slipping). As for Chris.. I wouldn't advise it due to the points above. Find another pad/adjustment combination that works for you, or just get a new frame all together without pads :) if nothing else, the frame will be horribly uncomfortable in this state.
I have bought new glasses a week ago thst hurt in my nose. I have been back to the store for like 4-5 times and they still hurt. As a results I’m not wearing them…. I know pretty stupid but it’s irritating me so much it’s not worth it.
Hi I have an "expensive" titanium frame which has more pressure on one nose bridge , makes it super uncomfortable.It feels like the specs are lopsided and exerting more weight on that side. I went few times to the optician but he could not really solve it. Do you have a video for balancing the pressure on both nose bridges ? I have a pair of cheaper glasses which are super comfortable even though they are more heavier and have a integrated non adjustable nose pad. TIA !
Most likely it’s loose on that one side (temple arm splayed out too wide creating an uneven pressure on the bridge) the temple that is splayed out will be resting more heavily on the nose as well as sitting closer to the face on one side. Here’s the video you need: ruclips.net/video/jW9okZ23nNg/видео.html
My nose pads rub and my optician never gets it right. Are indentations completely avoidable? Do sillicone nose pads rub less? I have a wide bridge but my optician still insists on ignoring this. I am now terrified of going to an optician.
If i use glasses since 12 years old, does it change the shape of my nasal bridge bone and did it stop the growth of my nasal bone??? I use glasses without nosepads btw ( and i use it full time)
Oh man...thanks for saying about the one side red nose challenge. Sure nuff that side was bowed out a bit...😅 .. now is straighter...I hope! Nose feels better anyway! Time will tell!
My specs pressure point is at the top of the bridge and the pads hurt so bad. I have exams and I need to put the glasses on all the time. And now it's hurting so bad that I can't even put them on. How can I relieve the pain or at Least minimize it?
It’s a metal frame with pads but hurting the top of your bridge? Sounds like a bad fit all around if the metal bridge is sitting on your nose. This is one that’s really hard to say without seeing what’s going on, as it could be as simple as a balance issue on the frame and a quick tweak to take some of the weight off the front. But there may be a lot more going on here if it’s that sensitive.
So for the metal frame it's as simple as moving the nose pad arms further away from the frame. The shell frame is another story, and there's really not much of a way to do this without heavily modifying the frame 😢
I just bought the an edge 1613 from your website that has been sold out every where in the Bond color way. How are you able to get those glasses and sell them for MSRP. It making me worry that these glasses won’t be real
Because I'm an authorized retailer for Vuarnet, our license with them dictates we must sell at MSRP. Feel free to search for vuarnet retailer in Chattanooga TN. You'll find I have the real chops 🤪😎.
As far as the how I get them, I have just enough ranking to be the result people find once Vuarnet sells out, so I stock a lot of their more popular styles pretty deeply, and in the event of an oversell (i.e. from the webstore and in-store inventories not automatically matching) we fill as soon as new stock comes in from France. 🖤💛🖤 I'm quite partial to the Bond Colorway in the 1613 either way 🤣. Loved it before I knew Daniel Craig wore it, and it has been a staple in the store since the day I opened, but since no time to die launched... they've been especially hard to keep on hand! I've reordered multiple times since the film landed in theaters. Sheesh. 🤣
@@ThatGlassesGuy03 just got the glasses and I love them… I was hoping that the lenses wouldn’t be a shiny silver because the ones the bond wore we much more black. Other than that I was wondering what the purpose of the leather string was on the case. I want to tuck them in the case but then there is no space for the sunglasses. As of now they are taped together and hanging on the outside of the case. I would’ve much rather preferred the navy blue traditional case that comes with most of the Vuarnet glasses
@@jumbotruster9165 that's their brand new case. It's MUCH better than what we had all of last year 🤢. It's meant to sling over the shoulder... if it were mine thay would be cut off near instantly 🤣. Im positive I mention this in my review of the new glacier 🤣. As for the bond lenses it's due to lighting. IN some scenes in the jet you can actually see the silver on the top and bottom of the lenses. It's pretty rare it comes up though because they're still pretty darn dark 🙂
Ik have a irritated spot always on the right side of my nose i let Them adjust somtimes IT is good and 2 3 days later the same spot on the right side returns
Nose pads are flush against the skin not tho thight that's not the problem but i adjust my tempels but i dont het the richt adjustment can you give some tips so i can try
A one size fits all saddle bridge fits on all or any type of glasses, slip it on for a few hours of relief or wear all day. Rinse off occasionally when you wash your hands for optimal grip and cleanliness. Internal wire to hold its shape and easy to adjust for maximum comfort. I make my own and you can too. Maybe I should get on TV and sell my homemade solutions. Tell me again why we let crazy folks tell us what to do and mandate their ideas as if they are the boss, and not we the people?
😂 ok bud. Just giving some friendly advice for PROPER fit. Not back end hack solutions. By all means, build a youtube channel and show people your "solution" it very well could help some with no alternatives. I'm just a little fish in the big ole sea myself, sharing the knowledge I've gained over many years in the industry working on thousands of pairs of glasses for even more people. 😉 I should add for those looking a saddle bridge is not the end all solution either, but for a poor balance or overweight pair of glasses is a potential bypass... which I do mention in one of these videos as well, we typically use them for glass lenses in frames not designed to balance the excess weight.
I just came back here after my initial comment a year ago. 47,000 views, and 150 comments - this is not a rare issue LOL I'm wondering if AI will be able to aid the 'simple' fitting of a pair of glasses in humans! 🤣
Sadly common. Very. Funny story. I’ve actually messed around with GPT-4 in this regard and it has some pretty solid basic recommendations from just photos and a description of what you’re experiencing. I plan to have some fun with that and see if I can fine tune it 🙃. Right now it just makes general recommendations and suggests taking it to a professional. Which. Is far from bad advice. 😂💪🏻
I appreciate you making this video but you're only talking about nose pads instead of telling us how to remove nose dents and get our nose back in shape. By the way did you know that glasses can distort and change the nose shape of a chld leading that child to have a crooked nose? It happened to my sister and I'm so upset about glasses and I got dent marks which not only left dark pigmented marks on my nose bridge but it also flattened my nose bone/cartilage to some degree that it looks bad. To anyone looking to avoid such things I recommend using something else than glasses. Glasses are bad.
@@dakotasheehan9804 You're being silly. I'm not a glasses denier.If people wear glasses and they work well for them I'm fine with that.If you are wearing glasses and are fine with hiding your glasses dents with your glasses as it's your choice I respect that too. Regarding the bad or negative effects of glasses, I was just stating what they did to my little sister and and me, in the hope to find a solution to our issue and also hoping that my conment might be if help to people who went to the same issue. I respect people who wear glasses and people who don't wear them. You caling me a glasses denier is just stating the obvious fact that you have lots of prejudices against people for the tiniest reasons and that you are shortsighted regarding your personality and not openminded at all. Among the many positive effects of glasses, I wanted to point out that they can also have negative effects, especially in regards to what they did to my sister and me. Do you think my heart doesn't ache while seeing how the tiny beautiful nose of mu little sister got crooked? My heart aches and I feel like crying for her. Do you think I enkoy habing dents on my nose? If you enjoy this and are just hiding them with your glasses making them worse it's your choice not mine.I don't enjoy having dents on my nose at all, I want them to dissappear and I want my sister's nose to be straight and healthy again. Please God help us! Anyway I'll not be bothering to argue with you since talking to you would be a waste of my time, so don't reply, I won't answer you anyway. I just wrote this answer for people not to misunderstand me, that's all. Have a nice day silly checkmate guy!
The problem is, every half whit that touches glasses is giving and fitting the “to the point” answer. You won’t get it done right that way, and that’s exactly what I’m here to fix 😎. So sit down chill and enjoy. Cheap fast and easy is never the right answer.
Sir I just really wanna thank you for these videos. I have diagnosed OCD and ADHD, and when my glasses become crooked in even the slightest, I become incredibly hyperfixated on every contact point of them and how they feel on my face, how they look sitting on my face compared to how they feel, if I can evenly see the rim in each eye, etc, and I adjust them until I inevitably break them.
Last year I went through 4 pairs of glasses. I’m not kidding, and it becomes so frustrating. Ive been going through this forever now and I’m not sure you explained these fixes that much differently than my own optometrist, but I don’t know! You’re what made it finally click.
You just saved me from stress and almost breaking my nose pads off for the millionth time again. Thank you, seriously so much!
That’s tough all around, anything we become hyperfixated on can be a bother. Regardless, I’m thrilled this helped you find some peace in getting your glasses comfortable and finding a happy place with them 😁😎🥂 Happy New Year!!
The thing about going to the optician for adjustment is that often, time spent is only a couple of minutes. However, the pain will only kick in after an hour or two of wearing them, so multiple visits and making a nuisance of yourself is simply irritating for all concerned...
Unfortunately, you're not wrong. That's a lot of the original inspiration behind doing these videos, creating more access and knowledge for all on basic adjustments 🙂 we all have off days or adjustments that aren't just quite right, or even frames that get knocked out of whack by looking at them wrong (looking at you rayban). 😂
@@ThatGlassesGuy03 I have just picked up a pair of glasses (VariFocals at over £500) and am now on 3rd return visit. 1st for alignment (sat too low), 2nd & 3rd for pinching nose pads, and right ear piece. I wish they could just scan my head, put glasses into a machine, and have them adjusted automatically by a nice computer LOL 🤣
@@stephenm5000 😂😂 if only it were that easy! I always joke the algorithm only lives in my head 😂 (though a company called 3DNA makes eyewear through 3d facial scans, so in theory those are perfectly adjusted at time of production 🙊🙉🙈" if only we could create a machine similiar to alignment tech for cars 😂
I would also add if they went from too low to pinching they raised it up too damn much throwing off the adjustment/balance and the LENS needs to be redone with the proper height... but thats just me from thousands of miles away and very little information 😂 could be well within range and other tweaks just need made to realign the balance point 🙃
Now add sinus infection to the mix and it gets VERY annoying!!!
No kidding!!! Sinus season is the worst when frames aren’t fitting well!
I got a set of pliers for glasses from AliExpress and I will do the adjustments myself because my store is TOO scared to do it because I own titanium rimless glasses.
Wow! So many places are afraid to mess with rimless and I just don’t get it… I’ve actually only held off on doing a video dedicated to rimless adjustment because some of them do require specialty pliers specific for holding the mounting to the lens to prevent damage… but you bring up a great point that a lot of these tools can be had pretty cheap if you’re willing to wait, and most people that own rimless own them for a LONG time. Maybe it’s time 🙂
I have expensive lightweight frames and lenses and they hurt. Had them adjusted many times, I think it is the temples being too thin. With skinny temples all the weight is going to my nose. What do you think?
Tough to say, but often times the balance is off on these types of frames, especially with higher powers making it really hard to get pressure off the nose. Not necessarily because the temples are thin.
1. The arms could be too long causing them to slide forward.
2. Put a bandaid across your nose. Then put on your glasses. Wear that for a day. See if you have less pain. The bandaid causes friction to reduce slipping.
3. You just may need a narrower bridge. This is espy true if you have a flatter nose.
4. Go to Walmart or something, try on frames until you find the perfect fit. Don’t worry about your prescription. Then go over every aspect that makes them perfect. Now compare them to your current glasses. Maybe you can find what needs to be adjusted
My credentials: been wearing glasses since the age of five almost half century. Have an “unusual” prescription which makes buying glasses a challenge, and glasses heavy. Om top of the fact the best glasses for me are usually metal and I am allergic. I can wear titanium. I also have a wide face, flat nose, and super oily skin. So I’m usually forced get close enough and muddle through.
Finally got my glasses comfy then my daughter knocked them and one of the nose pieces came off. I went in thinking a quick fix which it seemed. Opticians put new nose pads on and I went on my way. This was Wednesday and it’s Friday but after I got home I felt sore, red marks where the nose pads sit. I am beyond. Frustrated. I went through this when I first got my glasses but it got better. Now I feel back to square one. I go back Tuesday to see whet can be done but I don’t have high hopes. High prescription. The three looking areas too on them. Anything I need to ask them or get them to do to hopefully make them comfortable again? I hate glasses!
@@katherinerand1892 exactly why I hate glasses
My main problem was not addressed and there may not be a solution. I have a very thin bony bridge. Adjustments do not work. Oversized bridge pads do not work. I have sewn soft rubber cups over the pads, but that does not work. It works better than anything else, but still leaves a large red area that aches. My pads are adjustable. Contact lenses are out of the question for me as my eyes are deep set, and I'm 78 years old and do not want the aggravation. So other than some sort of band over my head holding the glasses off my nose, I don't know what to do. Any ideas? Thanks.
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I definitely need to go get new pairs. I’ve got a wide head and have very limited options so I need to find some that fit. Really wish they offered s service that scans your face to custom make glasses because I always have pain on the left side of my nose.
Oh they’re out there. I have a couple friends that work with the software to do it too 😏 Reach out to LFVR eyewear or Corner Optical. Both good friends that do a killer job (I own bespoke frames from both of these. They’re true craftsmen) also LA Mills eyewear, he keeps it more old school but incredibly taller as at fine tuning fit and works with more exotic and environmentally friendly materials 🥂
Do glasses with nosepads distribute weights differently? I am someone who finds nosepads uncomfortable and am wondering if it is because weight is all on the nose due to the pads?
Thanks for all the info on your channel.
Depends on the frames you’re comparing of course, but in general a well fitted acetate will distribute the weight over a larger area. Poor pad adjustment and pads always getting bent out of shape as well as cheap I’ll balanced frames are the most common pain points of metals, almost all of that disappears on the higher end except a few brands.
I need to see this using the special tool and that notch at the very end of of the tool, thanks, Cheers!
I’ll see if I can toss up a short showing it later this week. Not much utility for the average person unfortunately.
Has it ever happened that the temple need to be bent more than 45 degrees at the back, because the nosepads are just loose and not sticking enough to the nose bridge?
And also, if u have oily nose is it impossible for the glasses to not slip?
Occasionally but rarely is a sharper bend needed. More often I see it used to compensate for other adjustment shortfalls.
And my goodness is my nose ever oily. Yes glasses can still be fitted properly to minimize or eliminate slip even with a very greasy nose.
By the time I fiddle around making the adjustment on my glasses to have them sitting just right on my nose, it's time for me to go into getting another eye check and possibly a new pair of glasses, sigh! 😥😁
Possibly one of my favorite problems. 😂😂
When ears are different heights that makes for an odd fit for the nose pads. Do you know if the optician takes this into consideration when they measure for the lens optics?
I would love to say yes! Unfortunately, it doesn't always work that way, and if lenses aren't compensated designs it's such a small difference it would have essentially no affect. I can tell you I absolutely take this into account, in both adjusting and measuring for the lenses.
@@ThatGlassesGuy03 Thank you. We need more professionals like you.
I have plastic glasses that don’t have those pads and one side rubs badly.
generally this comes down to more overall nose shape or a fit issue with the temples that needs adjusted. Both are relatively correctable but take a lot more know how and work. A good optician can knock it out :) Sorry for the delayed reply! ended up with quite a back log
i have that line between eyes and i do not have any idea hot to get rid of it
why does pushing the right legs relieve pressure from the right side of the nose bridge?
So based on the assumptions there, right nose side red but everything else is fitting properly position wise. That temple bowed out can cause more pressure on that side of the nose as more weight is resting on the nose than the ear from the created imbalance :). Bringing it back in will get the balance back in place. Same if it were the left.
@@ThatGlassesGuy03 thanks for the explanation! one more qns, will bending the opposite side of the leg have any effect e.g. pain on the right nose, adjusting the left leg.
Hey! So, it will have an affect, sure. But sort of depends on the fit of the rest of the glasses in general. If you make the opposite adjustment to that side the glasses will likely be uncomfortable all around. Sort of tough to say from afar and that specifically.
@@ThatGlassesGuy03 thanks!
I just got glasses a few days ago and when i wear them, they hurt my nose by causing pain and discomfort. The nose pads of my glasses are attached with the glasses as it's made up of plastic. They cause pain and i find it uncomfortable. What should i do? 🥲
Little different ball game there, some more advanced fitting techniques can be applied to manipulate the bridge and balance of the frame, but that’s outside the average DIY capacity. Find a GOOD local optician and see about a fitting, it could just be the too poor of a fit to be saveable too of course :(
@@ThatGlassesGuy03 Okayy 👌 Usually, the nose pads shouldn't hurt or feel hard, right?
@starwxnderlxnd they shouldn’t cause discomfort or pain, no.
@@ThatGlassesGuy03 Okayy 👍 Thanks 😊
I’m having a similar issue. I feel some kind of pressure on my nose pad area. Some kind of twitching as well. And I don’t have separate nose pads like these. Mine are already attached to the frame.
Just bought it very hard plastic product eyeglasses they hurt the back of my ears and my nose. I have marks everywhere.
“Some of that fancy make up, you throw a bomb at it and it’s still there” 😂😂😂😂
💣 very very very true. 😂
Sir I bought the same glass from lenskart but I have received the nose pads... Did you recieve it during the time of purchase?
@@Deka-ec4fq I’m a dealer for bevel. I can’t help you with what others do. These and any frames should all come with the nose pads installed.
I ripped my nose pads off and fashioned a foam part to sit in the part of the frame above the nose with one of the nose pads glued underneath the foam they feel much more comfortable now just look a bit weird 😂
Hey if it works it works!!! Comfort has to win sometimes.
my nose and ears are borked due to genetic stuff. its very frustrating. my one ear is different than the other. does that impact?
That’s tougher to manage and finding alternate ways to make the fit work (or finding alternate frame options that don’t rely primarily on the ears to sit level) are required here. That’s a more advanced skill set than the average optician can usually muster (though most will readily accept the challenge).
There are some brands that can work really well here like specialized swissflex frames or some wilder stuff from parasite eyewear.
What adjustments can be made if the nose itself is off center? My narrow (15 to 16), low bridge nose sits slightly more left. As a result, the frame pulls left, and the right nose pad and right arm pulls hard against my face, and it makes entire my right side hurt. Does this mean plastic frames w/fixed nose pads are off-limits? Can I even wear wireframes w/adjustable nose pads? Hoping you can help!
The pad arms can be shifted to offset that pretty easily. Just move each one over slightly so they're offset and the frame is centered. I wouldn't generally recommend an acetate frame with built in bridge for this unless you have a true artisan of an optician that can make it fit properly (there are a variety of ways to do it, but way too complex for yourube diy)
I agree nosepads are just the worst the rubber bits actually came of mine and the metal started digging into my nose it left a wpund which looked really bad i recommend not getting glasses with nose pads and try ones with the corner buts which feel much more comfortable and dont break as easily
Depends on how the frame is made, but especially on the Lower end of things this is relatively good to follow
@@ThatGlassesGuy03 yea it does depend on how the frame is made i totally agree with you there
Hi sir ,what if the pad leaves a whole mark and the nose pads are already flush against the skin and as far outside as possible.
Greats from Germany
I asked the same already a solution?
Maybe if you hadn’t been rude about getting an answer Sergio ;). And just as I’ve explained to you before.
At this point it’s about the overall balance and design. You mentioned in your case the pads are spread out as wide as they can go, that’s a problem. With the pads as wide as they’ll go and the nose dropped down, most of the weight of the frame is resting on the bridge. Your options here are adjust that so the nose is back higher and putting some of the weight back onto the ears, raising the temples upwards and adding retroscopic tilt to being the balance point rearward, or selecting another frame that better fits you and balanced properly with lenses mounted 😎. Good luck Dylan!
@@ThatGlassesGuy03 brother I tried 10 pairs of glasses all the same isue my right sight I do every thing in the video from balancing to nosepad every day adjustment but I can't get it I did a frame fore a friend of my and adjusted it better then the opticien so I have the knowledge but its always my right side left a mark and if I only set the nosepads a little bit inward I get very deep indentations and red it's als not the bridge size the bridge size is 24 the glasses are small and round en the temples are acetate so also a stable frame so I don't know what is the problem for the right side of my nose I noticed a lot of people have this problem on forums and nobody ever find a solution I really tried 100 adjustments different glasses I spend over 7000 this year titanium pads glass pads silicone I think I go for a lens implants soon
@@ThatGlassesGuy03 can I send you dm on Instagram so i can show you ? If you want I can pay you no problem
Sounds like you’ve picked up skills better than the average optician for sure. 😂 I can’t tell you specifically for your situation any further than that, sorry. These principles have worked for me for hundreds of personal pairs and tens of thousands of clients pairs all at a higher expectation level than most are held accountable to. I wish I had a magic bullet for you from across the seas but there’s only so much I can offer without physically being there.
How to fix spring broken in frame ?
Most modern spring hinges are not repairable in terms of fixing the spring, but some places offer a specialty service where new spring hinges can be welded on in replacement of the broken one :)
What if you get pressure point on the top of the nose not from pads but the frame touching ?
Just a bad fit overall if that’s the case. Sometimes this can be fixed by adjusting the balance point of the frame, or tweaking the pad area, that’s assuming you’re talking about a plastic frame with no pads? Or if it’s a frame with pads and the frame itself is touching your nose the pads need some MAJOR tweaking to be back to normal and fit properly. Usually in that case they’re flattened close to the frame and spread way too wide. Bring them back in and up and then adjust to the nose itself. This one’s a bit tougher without seeing it.
Do u recommend glasses with spring hinge system? Heard that it’ll expand out at the sides of the head and is unreliable for keeping the glasses stayed up.
You heard correctly. Fitted properly they can be nice, but always fail with time. Springs fail, it’s what they do. Choosing a well fitted pair is always key, spring hinges or otherwise. Check out my video on hinges here: ruclips.net/video/UZuXJT7mXSw/видео.html
It’s an oldie but a goodie. Probably time to redo that one. 😂
@@ThatGlassesGuy03 thanks will check it out!
Has been wearing glasses from quite a few time now i wore plastic frame for like 1-2 years but it changed my nose shape , my glasses changed the shape and made my nose looks weird without glasses , i changed my glasses but bcs it changed my nose it doesnt get back to normal :( i need a fix , hope you reply
thats your new lighting !! cool bro !
Sure is! Thanks!!
I have glasses with metal frames, not the most expensive glasses. Anyways i did a lot of adjustment myself, since i was always not happy with the ones they did at the store. Im at a point where im happy, except they always feel kind of heavy on the nose and no matter what adjustment i tried it always feels lowkey uncomfortabel and heavy on the nose. I need to shift the weight of the glasses more to the back. What can you recommand in that case, since the glasses are by defautl heavy in the front at the glasses and at the end they are light.
Incidentally. I got you.
Glasses Feel Too Heavy?! Let’s See If That’s Fixable! Frame Balance Matters!
ruclips.net/video/7SuC-FFvm_Y/видео.html
Haha!
@@ThatGlassesGuy03 i watched this video and i tried to bend the temples a bit upwards, so that the glasses have less of the 10 degree angle. It seemed to help a little also i tried to get the temples to fit more tight to my head. That seemed to make it better, allthough i wouldnt say it feels perfect, but maybe i just have to get used to the glasses and not touching it all the time to adjust. Anyays, my question is, could it be that the lenses need to be at the angle if you have glasses for astigmatism. My dioptric values are relativley low.
@@doejohndoe you’ll always have some compromise in frames that aren’t designed with complete ergonomics in mind (including the weight of final rx lenses) but incremental improvements on the lower end go a long way. Best comfort will definitely come from a nicer frame designed with ergonomics in mind and selecting a close fit at the starting point in future pairs 😎
I got new ones yesterday I love them but they hurt my nose! I ll have to go in opticians
Hopefully they get you sorted out properly 😎🥂
@@ThatGlassesGuy03 thanks I had them altered yesterday they fit 👍 now
@@ThatGlassesGuy03 as soon as lady altered arms at backs of ears and gave me larger nose pads they didn’t hurt 🤩
The right nose peice is hurting to the point a scab is forming. I went back for an adjustment and it still happened. I have a pretty strong prescription. So i dont know if its the nose peice or the weight causing all the pain? Btw the left nose peice is leaving a red mark too but no scab.
Does removing(breaking the pads) them effect your eyesight?
no because they dont affect ur prescription at all, nose pads are just there to make the glasses not slide off as easier
Sorry alaynac, you're not entirely correct here, but it depends on the fit of the frame and the power of the lenses. 1mm of movement in any direction will create roughly 0.1D of prism power for every diopter of lens power. On average just snipping off pads can drop a frame over 6mm. Creating the affect of almost a diopter of yoked prism (not inherently bad) for even as low as 1DIopter of power.
I'll also go further to say the nose pads have very little to do with keeping your glasses from sliding off, except in the role they play in keeping the frame properly balanced so it isn't front heavy and impossible to keep on (yet another reason not to remove them... dropping the front that far down will absolutely end with the glasses always slipping).
As for Chris.. I wouldn't advise it due to the points above. Find another pad/adjustment combination that works for you, or just get a new frame all together without pads :) if nothing else, the frame will be horribly uncomfortable in this state.
Excellent video
Thanks! 😁 trying to fix up some complaints from earlier versions haha
I have bought new glasses a week ago thst hurt in my nose. I have been back to the store for like 4-5 times and they still hurt. As a results I’m not wearing them…. I know pretty stupid but it’s irritating me so much it’s not worth it.
That’s incredibly unfortunate. Sorry you’re having so much trouble with your fit :(
Nice one 👍
Thanks. 🥂
What frame do you you have in this video?
Bevel: blue great Dane 💙💚❤️🔥
Hi I have an "expensive" titanium frame which has more pressure on one nose bridge , makes it super uncomfortable.It feels like the specs are lopsided and exerting more weight on that side. I went few times to the optician but he could not really solve it. Do you have a video for balancing the pressure on both nose bridges ? I have a pair of cheaper glasses which are super comfortable even though they are more heavier and have a integrated non adjustable nose pad. TIA !
Most likely it’s loose on that one side (temple arm splayed out too wide creating an uneven pressure on the bridge) the temple that is splayed out will be resting more heavily on the nose as well as sitting closer to the face on one side. Here’s the video you need:
ruclips.net/video/jW9okZ23nNg/видео.html
@@ThatGlassesGuy03 Thanks much !!
My nose pads rub and my optician never gets it right. Are indentations completely avoidable? Do sillicone nose pads rub less? I have a wide bridge but my optician still insists on ignoring this. I am now terrified of going to an optician.
Did you try silicon one's?
If i use glasses since 12 years old, does it change the shape of my nasal bridge bone and did it stop the growth of my nasal bone??? I use glasses without nosepads btw ( and i use it full time)
Highly unlikely, but I can say I’ve never seen studies carried out on this specific subject.
Oh man...thanks for saying about the one side red nose challenge. Sure nuff that side was bowed out a bit...😅 .. now is straighter...I hope! Nose feels better anyway! Time will tell!
🙌❤ It's almost always something way more subtle than most think 🙂
My specs pressure point is at the top of the bridge and the pads hurt so bad. I have exams and I need to put the glasses on all the time. And now it's hurting so bad that I can't even put them on. How can I relieve the pain or at Least minimize it?
It’s a metal frame with pads but hurting the top of your bridge? Sounds like a bad fit all around if the metal bridge is sitting on your nose. This is one that’s really hard to say without seeing what’s going on, as it could be as simple as a balance issue on the frame and a quick tweak to take some of the weight off the front. But there may be a lot more going on here if it’s that sensitive.
My lens are touching with my eye lashes how to adjust it i have tried but its not perfect i have both metal and a shell frame help me out please 🥲
So for the metal frame it's as simple as moving the nose pad arms further away from the frame. The shell frame is another story, and there's really not much of a way to do this without heavily modifying the frame 😢
@@ThatGlassesGuy03 thank u soo much
I just bought the an edge 1613 from your website that has been sold out every where in the Bond color way. How are you able to get those glasses and sell them for MSRP. It making me worry that these glasses won’t be real
Because I'm an authorized retailer for Vuarnet, our license with them dictates we must sell at MSRP. Feel free to search for vuarnet retailer in Chattanooga TN. You'll find I have the real chops 🤪😎.
As far as the how I get them, I have just enough ranking to be the result people find once Vuarnet sells out, so I stock a lot of their more popular styles pretty deeply, and in the event of an oversell (i.e. from the webstore and in-store inventories not automatically matching) we fill as soon as new stock comes in from France. 🖤💛🖤 I'm quite partial to the Bond Colorway in the 1613 either way 🤣. Loved it before I knew Daniel Craig wore it, and it has been a staple in the store since the day I opened, but since no time to die launched... they've been especially hard to keep on hand! I've reordered multiple times since the film landed in theaters. Sheesh. 🤣
@@ThatGlassesGuy03 Ok wow thank you for your response. I can’t wait for them to come in and I’m so happy you guys had them stocked
@@ThatGlassesGuy03 just got the glasses and I love them… I was hoping that the lenses wouldn’t be a shiny silver because the ones the bond wore we much more black. Other than that I was wondering what the purpose of the leather string was on the case. I want to tuck them in the case but then there is no space for the sunglasses. As of now they are taped together and hanging on the outside of the case. I would’ve much rather preferred the navy blue traditional case that comes with most of the Vuarnet glasses
@@jumbotruster9165 that's their brand new case. It's MUCH better than what we had all of last year 🤢. It's meant to sling over the shoulder... if it were mine thay would be cut off near instantly 🤣. Im positive I mention this in my review of the new glacier 🤣.
As for the bond lenses it's due to lighting. IN some scenes in the jet you can actually see the silver on the top and bottom of the lenses. It's pretty rare it comes up though because they're still pretty darn dark 🙂
How about cosmetic skin product that contain vitamin C and E to remove red spot on the nose?
That may help in removing the symptoms (the spots) but won't do anything to fix what's causing it 🙂
Ik have a irritated spot always on the right side of my nose i let Them adjust somtimes IT is good and 2 3 days later the same spot on the right side returns
Nose pads are flush against the skin not tho thight that's not the problem but i adjust my tempels but i dont het the richt adjustment can you give some tips so i can try
Even if i have glasses without pads full acetate also hurt the right side what van i do
Here ya go. This is more what you're looking for 😎
ruclips.net/video/bfxK1BzARL4/видео.html
Sir Im now just using powers I'm having nose pain please reply to this
I reply isn’t gonna help, but cheers 🥂 ✨
A one size fits all saddle bridge fits on all or any type of glasses, slip it on for a few hours of relief or wear all day. Rinse off occasionally when you wash your hands for optimal grip and cleanliness. Internal wire to hold its shape and easy to adjust for maximum comfort. I make my own and you can too. Maybe I should get on TV and sell my homemade solutions. Tell me again why we let crazy folks tell us what to do and mandate their ideas as if they are the boss, and not we the people?
😂 ok bud. Just giving some friendly advice for PROPER fit. Not back end hack solutions. By all means, build a youtube channel and show people your "solution" it very well could help some with no alternatives. I'm just a little fish in the big ole sea myself, sharing the knowledge I've gained over many years in the industry working on thousands of pairs of glasses for even more people. 😉
I should add for those looking a saddle bridge is not the end all solution either, but for a poor balance or overweight pair of glasses is a potential bypass... which I do mention in one of these videos as well, we typically use them for glass lenses in frames not designed to balance the excess weight.
I just came back here after my initial comment a year ago. 47,000 views, and 150 comments - this is not a rare issue LOL I'm wondering if AI will be able to aid the 'simple' fitting of a pair of glasses in humans! 🤣
Sadly common. Very.
Funny story. I’ve actually messed around with GPT-4 in this regard and it has some pretty solid basic recommendations from just photos and a description of what you’re experiencing. I plan to have some fun with that and see if I can fine tune it 🙃. Right now it just makes general recommendations and suggests taking it to a professional. Which. Is far from bad advice. 😂💪🏻
I just avoid glasses with pads.
That's one way to handle it, but an I'll fit pad area on an acetate can be just as bad 😝
Wow, so unprepared... 😂
I only give it raw and real. 😌
I hate glasses 😂
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Just like your video now, you have 404 likes
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What’s giving a 404 error? The video shows and plays just fine on my end 🥶
Captions dude. Captions
I know.. normally youtube handles it automatically but sometimes it just doesn't work 😞
I appreciate you making this video but you're only talking about nose pads instead of telling us how to remove nose dents and get our nose back in shape.
By the way did you know that glasses can distort and change the nose shape of a chld leading that child to have a crooked nose?
It happened to my sister and I'm so upset about glasses and I got dent marks which not only left dark pigmented marks on my nose bridge but it also flattened my nose bone/cartilage to some degree that it looks bad.
To anyone looking to avoid such things I recommend using something else than glasses.
Glasses are bad.
Don't have to worry about my nose looking messed up if I don't take off the glasses. Checkmate, glasses denier.
@@dakotasheehan9804 You're being silly.
I'm not a glasses denier.If people wear glasses and they work well for them I'm fine with that.If you are wearing glasses and are fine with hiding your glasses dents with your glasses as it's your choice I respect that too.
Regarding the bad or negative effects of glasses, I was just stating what they did to my little sister and and me, in the hope to find a solution to our issue and also hoping that my conment might be if help to people who went to the same issue.
I respect people who wear glasses and people who don't wear them.
You caling me a glasses denier is just stating the obvious fact that you have lots of prejudices against people for the tiniest reasons and that you are shortsighted regarding your personality and not openminded at all.
Among the many positive effects of glasses, I wanted to point out that they can also have negative effects, especially in regards to what they did to my sister and me.
Do you think my heart doesn't ache while seeing how the tiny beautiful nose of mu little sister got crooked? My heart aches and I feel like crying for her.
Do you think I enkoy habing dents on my nose? If you enjoy this and are just hiding them with your glasses making them worse it's your choice not mine.I don't enjoy having dents on my nose at all, I want them to dissappear and I want my sister's nose to be straight and healthy again.
Please God help us!
Anyway I'll not be bothering to argue with you since talking to you would be a waste of my time, so don't reply, I won't answer you anyway.
I just wrote this answer for people not to misunderstand me, that's all.
Have a nice day silly checkmate guy!
@@anewme5140 that's entirely more than I'm willing to read
@@anewme5140 Hi so just get a plastic frame with a fixed bridge and you won't have any trouble with the pads making dents in your nose 👍🏾
How to drag out a video….just get on with it
How to lose any chance of getting help in one sentence or less 😶👋
Thanks!!
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Dude get to the point tho.
The problem is, every half whit that touches glasses is giving and fitting the “to the point” answer. You won’t get it done right that way, and that’s exactly what I’m here to fix 😎. So sit down chill and enjoy. Cheap fast and easy is never the right answer.
I stopped watching... too much bla bla bla.... straight to the point please
Straight to the point: go get them adjusted by someone that knows what they’re doing if this is too hard. 😉
@@ThatGlassesGuy03 BECAUSE YOU OBVIOUSLY KNOW NOTHING.