Works great...for a limited time only.
The tube of this stuff is spendy.  But is it worth it?  I have a pair of heavy plastic glasses frames (the weight of which I have never had before) by Tiffany & Co.  they are adorable, but they drive me crazy.  I tried to have my first pair of them adjusted multiple times by an optician and it was a horrible experience and didn't help.  So, I decided to give this stuff a try.  It works decently.  But, if you have oily skin your time where it is useful is probably even less than the 3-4 hours many people have said.  I use it, but it needs to be reapplied several times a day for maximum effectiveness.  Maybe in the winter it would be better since I am less greasy and the wax may be more likely to stay more solid, but this does melt pretty quickly.<br /><br />It's not a bad product, but I do wish it would last longer.  Don't know if reformulation would help.  The shape of it is fine for me.  I get the idea of it being shaped like lipstick, but do to the nature of how it is used and it's consistency I think it's fine as is.  I am going to hunt around if I repurchase (which is likely) because I think 11 bucks is kind of steep.<br /><br />Also, make sure to wipe it off or be very careful when you clean your lenses.  It makes a super mess if it gets on them.
Rating: 4 stars