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Sort of a physics question for those who wear eyeglasses with nose pads:
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··schizophrenic pizza orderer and watch collectorYes you can always cantilever the ears for a better fit 👍
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·You could try silicon pad covers ?
https://www.amazon.com/Eyeglass-Adhesive-Anti-Slip-Eyeglasses-Sunglasses/dp/B07RWX75P5?th=1
https://www.amazon.com/Eyeglass-Adhesive-Anti-Slip-Eyeglasses-Sunglasses/dp/B07RWX75P5?th=1
There’s some impressive knowledge on this Forum, so I thought I’d try you on this oddball question : I have a pair of glasses similar to the pair below, with separate, adjustable nose pads:
I have the pads adjusted so I believe they’re sitting symmetrically on the nose. Yet one side of my nose bridge is constantly getting irritated. So here’s the question: based on the physics of how glasses sit on the face, to alleviate or lessen pressure to the nose bridge on one particular pad, would you bend it in, or out? I’d like to have a sense of this before attempting a change. Thanks for any insights.
