A San Diego tennis player weary of his glasses slipping during play has invented eyeglass retainers that work without eyeglass cords or straps.

The WedGees eyeglass glove design rely on a material from another sport, surfing. Neoprene, a synthetic rubber commonly used to make wet suits, is cut into a small, wedge-shaped sleeve that fits neatly over the end of each earpiece of an eyeglass, securing it behind the ear.

The neoprene is positioned behind the ear to secure the eyeglasses. It holds the eyeglasses in place, yet you don't have a strap around your head.

They fit most glasses frames, including safety prescription glasses.

"They also relieve temple pressure from glasses and can be worn by both adults and children for sports, play or work" "They're especially good for little children, who don't have large bridges in their noses; so they are always fussing with their glasses."