These button-style nosepads are made for Ray-Ban models that use a push-in attachment, a round post on the frame that the pad seats onto, rather than the hook-and-wire mount used on other styles. As with any aftermarket pad, they're a compatible fit rather than a Ray-Ban part.

Push-in pads tend to work loose or drop out entirely before they show much visible wear, since the fit depends on the pad's socket staying snug on the post. If a pad has gone missing, feels loose, or has hardened and lost its grip, pressing a fresh pair into place restores the bridge support that keeps a frame sitting level, with no adhesive or hardware involved, just a firm push onto the post.

Frequently asked questions

What size screwdriver do I need for tightening my glasses' hinges?

This precision screwdriver set covers the tiny 1.4mm and 2.0mm screws found on most sunglasses and eyeglasses hinges, working equally well on Ray-Ban, Oakley, or other brands' frames, though the tool itself isn't sold or endorsed by any of them.

Are the nose pads silicone or hard plastic?

These nose pads are made from soft, hypoallergenic silicone that stays comfortable against the skin for long wear, unlike the harder plastic pads some frames come with by default, which can pinch after a few hours.

What if the accessory I ordered isn't quite what I needed?

All accessories can be returned within 14 days if they don't suit your needs, and at €9.99 with free worldwide shipping included, it's a low-risk way to try a fix before booking an optician visit.

Will these nose pads fit any pair of sunglasses, or just certain frames?

These push-in nose pads fit the standard round post used on most acetate and metal frames, including many Ray-Ban and Oakley styles, though they aren't supplied by either brand — just independently sized to match.