Optix 55 Anti Fog Treatment for Anti-Reflective Lenses (1 Pack) | Anti Fog for Goggles, Glasses, Snorkel Mask, Ski Masks | Superior Defogger for AR Glasses | Antifog Prevents Lens Fog for Days

Works great for goggles/eye protection that fog up easily due to masks in the hospital. Lasts all week and makes an immediate huge difference. Much better than sprays and wipes.

This works really well for me. I have to apply it daily to my glasses to keep them fogging but I run at a very warm temperature, my mother has to only do it every few days. Highly recommended. I have been using it almost daily for the past 5 months, 2 drops per lens per side (8 drops, sometimes only 7) and I have over half a bottle still. I just bought more today in case they become unavailable in the not so distant future.

This stuff creates a cloudy film on the lenses, so it doesn't matter if they don't fog up.

I use with googles in hot sun and it does not fog up. I will buy again.

This product is pretty much just soapy water. You know the trick where you put a little shampoo on your mirror so it doesn't fog?I think it's probably a sulphate or some other detergent, maybe mixed with some solvent that dries quickly; whatever it is, the important thing is it washes right off with water. The claim to last 5 days must be based on only dry wiping your glasses.This should be about 10 cents a bottle, then it would be a fine product since it does prevent fogging. You can get the same effect by using a little dish soap with water to wash your glasses and drying without rinsing.

I’ve tried a few different sprays, wipes, and liquids like this during the pandemic and this is the *only* one that works. It lasts way longer and there’s hardly any fog on my glasses even when it’s 30 degrees outside.

Made the initial wearing of masks daily practical by minimizing the fogging up of glasses. For me it isn't a 100% solution, but 90%+ for sure. Still get some occasional fogging going in/out of doors depending on the weather, but staying inside it works great, and for me ~8 hours long.

I used this for photography in tropical climates and for binoculars on my boat. Both applications were significantly improved by this treatment. I keep it in my gear bag now whenever I travel.

Yes, it works. It greatly reduces fog, it stops fogging, it causes the fog to evaporate off your glasses quicker....but within a reasonable temperature range. I tried it at -15 degrees Celsius and it most definitely doesn't work at that low of a temperature. That's, of course, a temperature when you should be wearing ski/snowmobile goggles, not glasses.

I am also a frontline health worker whose overzealousness destroyed my Uvex anti-fog goggles with alchol- based wipes. I looked at a few options here but this one seem to have the most positive reviews but was a tad hesitant cos it's high price in such a tiny bottle( eyedrops medicine size). However it really works! I had my Uvex goggles and Clean Space Halo ( a PAPR - constantly blowing air out) on for 2 hours and no fogging at all in OT environment . Previously it would fog up before I am ready to intubate..argh...but Do read the instructions carefully. Essentially you want to smear one to two drops on the lens wait a few mins and VERY GENTLY WIPE TO REMOVE ANY EXTRA BITS BUT NOT TO REMOVE THE COATING.

It works very well the bottle is very small but by using one drop per lens the bottle will last months easily.

It is a good product that works the only downside is the bottle is small.

Little expensive but let's see