Unless its a straight driver, and the screws are phillips. I have been spectacle-dependent since they found me to be dopey in first-grade, and discovered that I smartened up if moved to the front row... my problem with glasses repair kits, beyond mis-sized screws and bad driver metallurgy, is that I am trying to do fine motor manipulation with out much visual assistance. No matter how bright the light is, doesn't help if you can't see in the first place: it's like shouting at someone who doesn't speak your language. Ineffective. Too, a couple of spectacle failures have involved frame breakage, including one pair of titanium frames that broke at the top of the lens. Duct tape solved the problem, but a spare pair would have solved it better. Note on military/sport glasses: besides being the most effective contraceptive known to humankind, the elastic band gets tired, and, if tightened for improved security, it changes the eye-lens distance and blurs my vision. The best solution is to choose your parents carefully to avoid bad eye genetics-