Solution for Zyl frames slipping down one's nose?

[edKENdance]

One word. OPTIGRAB.

DAMN THESE GLASSES!

/the jerk

[Optixx]

I too am searching for zyl frames that have 13-14mm bridges, most are too side or too splayed and so the frame front drops too low and occludes my upper lid in the process...anybody fibd any skinny bridge frames?

[Geirskogul]

Melt-on metal nosepad conversions, using hot fingers. Man, Ir emember the days

[chamightlike]

Sorry to revive this thread from almost 8 years ago, but things have changed a lot in this last decade. Slipping glasses aren't a problem anymore.
Now it can prevented through the use of a small rubber attachment to the eyeglass temples called eyeglass retainers. Here is a photo:

Anyway, more information about them can be found in this blog post:
http://blog.chamightlike.com/2011/12...pping-glasses/

cheers

[Chris Ryser]

Sorry to revive this thread from almost 8 years ago, but things have changed a lot in this last decade. Slipping glasses aren't a problem anymore.
Now it can prevented through the use of a small rubber attachment to the eyeglass temples called eyeglass retainers. Here is a photo:

You should try to sell this product to the onliner opticals as they have no personal and physical contact with the patient/consumer. Any decently trained optician of which there are plenty around, is able to adjust and bend the temple tips to the curve of the ear for a comfortable and no slip fit.

[chamightlike]

You should try to sell this product to the onliner opticals as they have no personal and physical contact with the patient/consumer. Any decently trained optician of which there are plenty around, is able to adjust and bend the temple tips to the curve of the ear for a comfortable and no slip fit.

Thanks for the suggestion Chris, will do.

[chip anderson]

Anyone remember the Broker where many temple styles as well as many temple weights were available to off-set lens weights?