Recommended by Dr Dee, optometrist, 25+ years experience
✅ Alcohol free and ammonia free, formulated for anti-reflective and blue light coated lenses
✅ Streak free finish on glasses, sunglasses, phones, laptops and watch screens
✅ Biodegradable, 99.9% VOC free and cruelty free
✅ Green Seal certified, according to the manufacturer
✅ 60ml fine mist bottle for bag, desk or car
Most lens damage comes from cleaning, not wearing. Alcohol and ammonia based sprays, and wiping with a shirt or tissue, slowly wear down the coatings on modern lenses. OptiPlus SeeGreen is an alcohol free cleaner made for coated optics, so it lifts fingerprints, skin oil and dust while being gentle on anti-reflective and blue light coatings. Mist lightly onto the lens and buff with a clean microfibre cloth. For screens, spray onto the cloth first.
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OptiPlus lens and screen spray, your questions answered
Q1. What makes this different from a generic screen or glasses cleaner?
It is alcohol free, streak free, and designed specifically for coated optical lenses.
Many generic sprays contain alcohol or ammonia, which are the two things most likely to degrade anti-reflective coatings over time. This one is formulated to be safe on all coating types including blue light and AR.
Q2. Is it safe on all screen types?
Yes. It is suitable for glasses, sunglasses, laptop screens, phone screens, and other optical surfaces. Alcohol-free formulas are the standard recommendation for anything with a delicate coating.
Q3. Is it biodegradable and cruelty free?
Yes to both. The formula is biodegradable and cruelty free, which matters to a lot of the patients and customers I see who are already making considered choices about what they use around their eyes.
Q4. How do I use it?
Spray a small amount onto the lens or screen, then buff with a clean microfibre cloth in a circular motion until dry and clear.
Do not spray directly into the hinge area of glasses frames as liquid can work its way into the mechanism over time.
Q5. How long does 60ml last?
That depends on how often you clean. For daily glasses and one screen, most people get several weeks from a 60ml bottle.
Q6. Can I use this on my Ocushield screen protector?
Yes. A gentle alcohol-free spray is appropriate for cleaning Ocushield protectors. Avoid anything abrasive or solvent-based.
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