Sponge Anti-Fog Nose Bridge Pads Seal Nose Cushion Memory Foam Nose Pads Self-Adhesive Protection Strip Nose Pad for Mask 50 PCS

45 minutes after opening, these were still flat as a pancake. Prior purchase pictured for comparison. I was all set to return them, but they did eventually puff up. Took several hours, so be patient! They work great to create a better fit and help reduce glasses fogging with KN95 masks.

They LOOKED like they'd work - and there were SO MANY positive reviews - figured this was a slam-dunk! Turns out, they DON'T WORK - even the tiniest bit. Their adhesion capabilities are STELLAR - 3M - what did you expect?! But, I guess the design falls short. They do NOT inhibit the fogging of your glasses - not even the tiniest bit. My wife and I are, of course, two different sizes. She's tiny - me, not so much. We tried different masks - with and without nose-bridge stays (those bendable wires that shape around the bridge of your nose) - these foam things had no effect on how quickly your glasses would fog-up. We tried positioning the foam strips higher on the mask; lower on the mask; wore the masks in different positions on our noses; we put our glasses in different spots - you know - everything you've already tried, trying to get your g;asses NOT to fog up. These things had zero effect on reducing the fogging of our glasses. IMPORTANT TIP: I've learned NOT TO BUY ANYTHING here, unless the heading says, "...and free returns." TRUST me on that! We've been burned before! "But it said that it was PRIME!" "That was only saying that it was a Prime PRICE, or, that it had free shipping. If it doesn't stipulate, "...and free returns," then, it doesn't feature free returns. Dude.

These pads were comfortable to wear, and they did help fill the gaps across the top of my mask. My glasses didn't fog up when I used one. They might work better with a mask of a different design.But the mask I wore them with comes up high on my face. Sticking the pad along the top edge put it RIGHT under my eyes. Without the pad, I could see fine, with the pad in place it partially blocked my vision. I couldn't look down. It also pushed my glasses up so they rode too high on my nose, which looked funny. And since they're bifocals, I was only able to look through the near vision part of the lenses--the distance vision part was too high to be any use with the mask on.If your mask doesn't fit so high up, and/or you don't wear glasses, you might like these pads--but they didn't work for me.

It's a bit difficult to remove these from the backing neatly. I wish they'd extended the backing paper a bit beyond the foam so it would be easier to pull it away from the individual pieces. The adhesive is also relatively weak, so you may have a bit of trouble getting them to stay in place if your mask has a relatively slick surface (I've been using them with a mask that has a silicone ring.)That said, they do a great job of creating a more secure seal around the nose of my mask, and I find them incredibly comfortable to wear. I'd definitely recommend them to anyone who's finding that their mask seems to have some gaping around the nose no matter what they try.I tend to fold the nose hollow in half, sticky side out, to help me anchor them in position at the center of my mask. This seems to work pretty decently at getting them into the right place.

Have used this since 2021! Only way with glasses!

After waiting days for all of the pads to expand, 20% of the memory foam pads are completely smashed and not usable. The pads that did expand work fine.

As a glasses wearer with a large nose, I absolutely love these! I never wear an N95 without them. They help form a better seal to ensure the mask works correctly, and completely prevent my glasses from fogging up. The adhesive is very powerful, and the foam is very comfortable.Do make sure you give them a few hours to expand when they first arrive. They're a foam material that tends to flatten in the packaging, but this'll go away after you unseal it and let them air out!

These work great for me on my masks that don't have a nose plate. They do cause my mask to stick put a little so my peripheral vision looking down is limited, but not too bad. Just means I have to tilt my head down a little, rather then being able to look down with my eyes.My daughter bought me two masks I really wanted to wear but neither had nose plates and then came the game of lifting my glasses and squinting to try and see what I was doing. I tried other remedies, but it was clear from my one mask that had a nose plate, I needed something like that. These are the reasonable compromise.They have stuck great to a cotton mask and a more rayon-like silky kind of fabric mask. I've worn the masks with the same insert more than once. I agree with others the effectiveness goes down, but I find I can get 2-3 uses out of them.They can be a bit bulky and odd, but they are comfortable. It's an adjustment. I imagine if I had to use them every day all day long I'd burn through them quickly, and they would get irritating. That's why, if you can help it, I suggest buying masks with nose plates. If your handy with a sewing needle it wouldn't be hard to sew on a nose plate of your own. Otherwise this is reasonable and comfortable enough compromise for use glass wearers.