Ray-Ban Meta Comfort Kit — Nose Pads + Anti-Slip + Temple Sleeves improves comfort, control, or carry for supported smart glasses.
Leave a quick review so other buyers can see how the fit, comfort, and daily wear worked for you.
Can't see the review form? Try disabling your ad-blocker or click here to force load.
Designed for Meta / Ray-Ban. If you are unsure, choose your model first and compare before checkout.
Ray-Ban Meta Comfort KitNose Pads + Anti-Slip + Temple Sleeves
On sale · Free U.S. shipping included
Item no.
Fits Ray-Ban Meta (Wayfarer, Headliner, Skyler) only. The three comfort fixes Meta owners buy most, in one order — and about 15% less than buying them separately.What is...
What it does and who it fits best
- Check the compatibility list on this page before ordering.
Built for smart-glasses use, not borrowed from generic eyewear accessories.
Product Details
Fits Ray-Ban Meta (Wayfarer, Headliner, Skyler) only. The three comfort fixes Meta owners buy most, in one order — and about 15% less than buying them separately.
What is in the kit
- Replacement silicone nose pads (2 pairs) — ends nose-bridge pressure
- SGG GRIP dual-mode anti-slip kit — stops sliding during workouts and commutes
- SGG SLEEVE knitted temple covers (3 pairs) — no more ear chafing
Ships together in one package. 30-day returns.
Compatibility
- Designed for Meta / Ray-Ban
- Built around the selected variant and frame option shown above
- Check matching accessories in related collections before checkout
Shipping & Returns
- Ships within 1 to 2 business days
- Free standard shipping within the U.S.
- International rates are calculated at checkout where available
- 30-day hassle-free returns
Why it earns a place in the kit
Match the product and selected option to your exact glasses model before checkout.
Designed to solve one practical problem without adding unnecessary setup friction.
Send your model or a photo when you want a second fit or compatibility check.
Buyer guides that match this product family
Use the strongest context article first, then compare product-family tradeoffs.