Can you stick these on the inside of your glasses, and are they clear? Thanks.
1707845
Yes they are clear and ideally stick inside your glasses. Getting them to stay they is the hard part
1707846
Yes. It is easy to stick it inside your eyeglasses. Clean glasses well. Wet the bifocals and stick to the inside of your eyeglasses while pressing it . It's clear but must get the right number that you need and right position of the bifocals . you can remove and reposition them to get the right distance between the two and clarity of your focus
1707847
Yes, they stick on the inside of your glasses. Your glasses must be clean, (I used alcohol) and warm water to help conform them to the curve of the glass. They are pretty clear. I found them helpful for an inexpensive alternative to new bifocals. They are not quite as clear as glass lenses, but close.
1351713
?????? Can you put them in your eyes or not? I though they were like contact lenses
476836
Same problem. Some people won't care, but I want crystal-clear windows on the world. Even finger-scrubbing these glasses with grease-cutting dishwashing detergent and rinsing under very hot water won't remove all the smudges (and this ALWAYS makes my other eyeglasses and sunglasses impeccably spotless). It's like there is some sort of fine grease layer that even aggressive cleaning won't remove entirely, and what remains just moves around the surface. It may be some chemical inside the lens that is leaching out.
49828
They stick to plastic sunglasses so my guess is yes. I have them on a pair of Ray Ban aviators and they work fairly well. Good for reading labels, tags, etc. I don't think I would try read get a novel with them but for light reading glasses good.
1078989
They are as clear as plastic can be. Don't know if that helps but they are clear so that my decorative garbage baskets show through completely.
1341660
I got the pads off my glasses. It is a pain because the sticky glue will stay on the frames. Then you have to use a alcohol pad to wipe the glue off. They work great for about two weeks and then they start to fall off. They are not worth the headache.
777838
They are straight on the sides, a label should go on these glasses without a problem. Hope this helps.
1040841
I believe you could use these labels for glass jars. The adhesive seems as strong as on paper labels. These clear labels are similar to Scotch Tape and I think would stick to glass as well as Scotch Tape does.
424528
The glasses come in a nice box with each one individually paper-wrapped. As far as the label, I have not tried to peel them off. From the look, it appears as though they are screen printed on and could maybe be scratched off without damaging the glass if you truly desired. However, the logo is relatively small and not too distracting to the beverage consumer. I would definitely recommend these glasses.
122694
They are clear! You can see right through them. You cannot put in an insert though.
188038
Hi, Jessica. Yes, you definitely could. They are clear, so they wouldn't be very noticeable. I have similar ones under my glass table. I use them for cupboards, drawers, signs on doors, etc. They hold up well and a more cushiony, yet strong, than the typical foam ones that come with most cabinets.
1472681
Hi Scott,They are transparent. I must tell you though these things are very flimsy and the seal between the outside and inside is poor. Furthermore, there is no customer service as they are always sold through a 3rd party vendor.
438539
Yes. They work really well. I even gave out some to friends that have glasses.
1228649
We stack one inside the other, but no more than that, and they don't stick. We've had our glasses for almost a year now and are pleased. ( note: Sometimes any glasses will stick if you stack them while wet and/or warm from the dishwasher)
552341
They are clear. You can clearly see the contents inside, they are not 'milky' at all.
1266926
not being an expert, I would have to say no, there is no silicone coating. The glass is clear, with a flickering (is filament the right word?) seen clearly inside. They have lasted indoors and outdoors for more than a year now, but they DO produce very, very little light. But no, no silicone coating in my estimation.
529793
I bought the clear glasses and I love them. I have seen the colored ones and I think the glass is colored. But the clear ones are beautiful when colored liquid is in them.