If a sweaty walk to the MRT means pushing your glasses back up every few steps, you already know how irritating a slipping frame can be. These finds include ear grips, nose pads and straps to help keep your specs in place, plus cleaning extras for the fingerprints and fog that come with wearing them all day.
1. CAREVISY Sport Anti-Slip Ear Hook
These small retainers slide onto the arms of your glasses to help limit slipping around the ears. The listing shows ring, heart and bear-shaped options, so even this very practical purchase leaves room for a little personality.
Consider these if you want an attachment on the frame itself without adding a strap around your head. Check the opening and your glasses’ arm thickness before choosing a variant, especially if you wear chunky frames.
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2. The Little Sun Soft Silicone Ear Hook
Despite the ear-hook name, the product photos show slim silicone sleeves that cover the ends of the glasses’ arms. They add a soft contact layer around the section that rests over your ears, with clear and darker options pictured.
The seller describes them as washable and reusable, which is useful for something worn through Singapore’s sweaty commutes. Compare the sleeve opening with your frame before ordering, because an attachment needs to fit securely to do its job.
Check out how much it costs: https://s.shopee.sg/6AlZndZfar
3. 10 Pairs Anti-Slip Silicone Ear Hooks
If you rotate between everyday specs, a spare pair and sunglasses, a multipack of silicone ear hooks gives you enough to equip several frames. This pack comes with 10 pairs, so you can keep spares in your glasses case.
This is worth considering once you know this type of grip suits you. Check compatibility with each frame instead of assuming the hooks will fit everything, particularly if your collection mixes thin metal arms with thicker plastic ones.
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4. Replacement Nose Pads With Screwdriver
If your glasses have worn or missing replaceable nose pads, this set puts replacement pads and a small screwdriver together. The listing offers transparent silicone pads in several variants, making it a possible option for a small repair.
Match the pad shape, size and attachment to your existing frame before buying. If the frame itself sits unevenly or keeps slipping after a replacement, have an optician check the fit before adding more accessories.
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5. Adhesive Silicone Nose Pads, 20 Pieces
These adhesive silicone pads offer a stick-on option for adding cushioning and grip where your glasses meet your nose. Each pack comes with 20 pieces, giving you spares for replacements or another compatible frame.
They are worth looking at if you want to try nose pads without dealing with tiny screws. Check the pad dimensions against the available surface on your glasses, and follow the seller’s preparation instructions when applying them.
Check out how much it costs: https://s.shopee.sg/5LCSo6cqHk
6. Sports Adjustable Silicone Glasses Strap
For park connector walks or exercise sessions, an adjustable glasses strap is worth considering when you want extra retention behind your head. This silicone option lets you adjust the fit instead of relying on a fixed strap length.
Check that the ends suit your glasses’ arms, then adjust it for a secure, comfortable hold. Try it with any cap or headphones you normally wear, so you can spot awkward overlaps before heading out.
Check out how much it costs: https://s.shopee.sg/1VzkF452z3
7. Outdoor Sport Eyeglass Neck Cord
A neck cord is especially handy when you repeatedly take your glasses off during an outing. Attached to the arms, it lets you keep them hanging within reach instead of balancing them on your head or leaving them on a hawker centre table.
Its main appeal is keeping your glasses attached to you between uses. A loosely worn cord will not necessarily stop them sliding down your nose, so choose this for convenient carrying and pair it with suitable grips if needed.
Check out how much it costs: https://s.shopee.sg/1gJARN4Pe6
8. CAREVISY Lens Cleaning Spray
Repeatedly adjusting your glasses can leave fingerprints on the lenses, which gives this cleaning spray a useful supporting role. CAREVISY packages its lens-cleaning solution in a pump-spray bottle for routine cleaning.
Keep it with a clean lens cloth wherever you usually take your specs off, such as your desk or bedside table. Follow the bottle’s directions and your lens-care guidance; its purpose here is cleaning up smudges, rather than changing how the frame fits.
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9. ZEISS Anti-Fog Spray Kit
For anyone whose lenses fog up when stepping out of strong air-con into humid air, this kit tackles another everyday glasses annoyance. The pictured set contains a 15ml anti-fog spray and a 13cm by 13cm cloth.
Use the supplied cloth with the spray after cleaning your lenses. ZEISS explains that the cloth is specially treated to work with the solution, so swapping it for an ordinary microfibre cloth will not give the same result.
Check out how much it costs: https://s.shopee.sg/20w0pz38yC
10. Keychain Mini Microfibre Cloth
A lens cloth is useful only when you remember to bring it. This mini microfibre option comes in keychain form, making it a practical addition to the keys or bag you already take out every day.
It is a handy companion for cleaning up after another round of pushing your specs into place. Keep the cloth clean and remove loose grit from your lenses before wiping, especially after an outdoor walk.
Check out how much it costs: https://s.shopee.sg/2BFR2I2VdF
