OptiPlus Anti-Fog Lens Wipes | 60 Individually Wrapped

$19.95
$19.95
Recommended by Dr Dee, optometrist, 20+ years experience

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✅ Cleans and leaves an anti-fog layer in one step
✅ Formulated for anti-reflective, blue light, prescription and sun lenses
✅ 60 individually wrapped, pre-moistened wipes
✅ Large 8" x 5" wipe covers both lenses easily
✅ Suits glasses, sunglasses, goggles, safety eyewear and face shields

Glasses fog when warm, moist air meets a cooler lens, which is why it happens with masks, steaming cups, cold mornings and sport. OptiPlus Anti-Fog Wipes clean the lens and leave a thin invisible layer behind, so moisture spreads into a clear film rather than tiny droplets that blur your view. Brush off any loose grit, wipe both sides of each lens, and let them dry. Reapply when fog starts to return. Each wipe is sealed in its own sachet, so it stays moist in a bag, car or desk drawer.

OptiPlus Anti-Fog Lens Wipes | 60 Individually Wrapped

OptiPlus Anti-Fog Lens Wipes | 60 Individually Wrapped

$19.95

OptiPlus Anti-Fog Lens Wipes | 60 Individually Wrapped

$19.95
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    Why Do Glasses Fog Up

    Fog forms when warm, moist air hits a lens that is cooler than the air. The moisture condenses into thousands of tiny droplets that scatter light and blur your view.

    It happens most with face masks, steaming drinks, walking indoors on a cold day, cooking, and sport. Safety glasses and goggles fog easily because they sit close to the face.

    How Do Anti-Fog Wipes Work

    Each wipe cleans the lens and leaves a thin, invisible layer on the surface. When moisture lands on that layer, it spreads into a smooth, clear film instead of forming droplets.

    The effect lasts until it wears off or you clean the lens again, so keep a few wipes handy and reapply when fog starts to return.

    Are They Safe On Lens Coatings

    OptiPlus formulates these wipes for all coated lenses, including anti-reflective, anti-glare, blue light, prescription, reading and sun lenses.

    The bigger risk to coatings is usually grit, not the wipe. Brush off loose dust before wiping so it is not dragged across the lens.

    Where To Keep Them For Best Results

    Because every wipe is sealed in its own sachet, they stay moist wherever you keep them. A few in your bag, car, gym kit or desk drawer means you can clean and treat your lenses before fog becomes a problem.

    For masks and cold mornings, wipe your lenses before you head out rather than once they have already fogged.

    OptiPlus anti-fog lens wipes, your questions answered

    Q1. Do these wipes actually prevent fogging or just clean?

    Both. Each wipe cleans the lens and leaves behind an anti-fog layer in a single step.

    The layer lasts until it wears off or the lens is cleaned again, so reapply when fog starts to return.

    The formula is designed for all coated lenses, including anti-reflective, anti-glare, blue light, prescription, reading and sun lenses.

    This is the question I get asked most by patients who have invested in quality lens coatings and do not want to damage them with the wrong cleaner.

    Yes. They work on glasses, sunglasses, goggles, safety eyewear and face shields, and on phone and laptop screens.

    Lightly brush away any loose particles first. Then unfold the wipe and clean both sides of each lens with a circular motion, and let them dry.

    Avoid rubbing hard on dry dust. Scratch risk comes from grinding particles into the lens before the cleaning fluid can lift them.

    OptiPlus does not publish the full ingredient list for the anti-fog wipes, so we cannot confirm it. If you specifically need an alcohol free cleaner, the OptiPlus SeeGreen spray is alcohol free.

    Yes. Each wipe is sealed in its own sachet, which keeps it moist until use and makes it easy to carry.

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