RING NOODLE Ring Guard/Ring Size Adjuster 3 Pack for Thin Rings (Mini/Petite/Narrow) Fits rings 0.5mm to 2.5mm wide - by Ring Size Reducers

My boyfriend bought me a beautiful ring, and since I am trying to lose weight, I did not want to have it sized yet. So, I looked online for solutions and finally went to Claire's to try their Ring Snuggies, because the cost was the same as Ring Noodles, minus the shipping.Curse my frugality, because the Ring Snuggies were AWFUL. They were hard and did not conform to the ring. And they kept popping off, so I was losing the three out of eight sizes that seemed to work. When I would wear them, because they were so uncomfortable a spinning ring seemed better. My boyfriend finally said, "I don't know why you use them when you keep complaining about them."So, I headed back to Amazon, and looked at Ring Noodles again. They didn't seem hard like the Snuggies and the reviews were good. There was the matter of the shipping and getting three instead of eight, but I decided to look past that and get the Mini, Petite, Narrow sample pack. The package arrived quickly! When I looked at the sizing, the Petite seemed like it would fit the bill. The Mini was a much smaller tube that did not close around the ring. One hand washing and it would be gone. The Narrow was tight on my finger. Sure, it could work, if I didn't mind my ring finger being red next to my other fingers. There are several things I like about the Ring Noodles that would make me buy them again:1) They are comfortable. I don't even notice that it is on.2) It's discreet. I don't think anyone would notice the bit of tubing unless they really looked at my hand.3) It conforms to the ring. I like the soft tubing that allows it to conform. The other one I tried didn't conform to the ring. It was like a small bead was under my finger. This actually almost seems to be part of the ring.4) It doesn't pop off and fly across the room. I have taken my ring off a couple of times and if my fingers are tight in the evening, I haven't lost the noodle yet.5) It's comfortable.. Wait, I already said that.I wish I started with the Ring Noodle, because you get what you pay for and this was definitely worth the extra money.

I got my finger measured for my engagement ring in the middle of summer when it was very very hot out, so now that it's cold my ring always feels loose and I have been afraid I'll lose it. I've only had the engagement ring for a few months, so I'm expecting it to fit fine once summer comes back around, but until then I got the small set of ring noodles to try out as a temporary, seasonal solution to my problem. The middle size (I actually have no idea how the different sizes are named, it's not very obvious with them being called "mini," "petite," and "narrow") was perfect for my ring, and I just trimmed a little bit off the end so it wouldn't be too tight. When the ring is on you can barely see the noodle - I decided I would rather not have the outside of the band covered by the ring noodle so I opted to go for the middle size so the noodle wouldn't close completely (see my posted images). It does have a bit of a sharp edge, so it would probably be less pointy if I were to go one size up and the noodle completely closed around the band, but I always have that option in the future since I bought the variety pack.I am a little worried that the plastic will irritate my skin, so for now I have been taking the ring off to shower and being extra careful when washing/drying my hands so I don't get soap underneath. My other concern is that the color may become more yellow over time, but that's what you get for a $5 piece of plastic, and it's really not a big deal if that does happen. I've only had it for a few days so obviously that isn't a problem yet.It's not the most elegant solution, but it's a hell of a lot better than losing my ring, and I was actually pleasantly surprised by how well it worked and how subtle it looks. The item images look like crap so I thought I was taking a huge gamble buying this, but it's really a lot better in real life. Definitely worth trying out if your ring is too big and you're looking for a temporary solution without having to resize it.

I bought these noodles to try on a ring that had suddenly become too big due to what I hope is only a temporary weight loss. My fiance had passed away and the resulting depression led to a huge weight loss. Anyway, I needed something to try that was easy to use, something that I could do myself, and something that would be temporary in case I gained the weight back. These seemed to fit the bill.The directions say that you once you determine the correct size (it comes in three sizes in one package) you need to find the side of the noodle with the slit in it and slip it one your ring. Once it is one you turn it so that the slit is facing out. I am guessing that the size depends more on how wide your band is, and not on how much space you need to fill in to make your ring fit because you can change that by cutting to noodle and making it smaller if the ring fits too tightly.I know that some reviewers have had trouble putting them on. Mine went on relatively easily. I did need to cut it a tiny bit (i used the petite size) and I will say that the ring does now fit. That is the good. The bad, I can feel the noodle and sometimes it is a bit annoying. Also, the ring does still turn on my finger, but that may just be because I cut it too short.I know other reviewers have said that it occasionally falls off. I have had this happen once but for the most part it has stayed on and done what it was supposed to do. I am still reluctant to try anything more permanent, or anything that could scratch the ring, so for now, these will do. The feel of the noodle it not distracting enough to make me want to find a different product. For some, it may be too much, but you will have to try it out to figure that out. I have found it to be just what I needed.