OptiPlus Anti-Reflective Gel Lens Cleaner and Dual-Purpose Microfiber Cloth | Streak-Free Glasses Cleaner

Use it sparingly and it will clean up glass great with no glare. Recommend it

OptiPlus Anti-Reflective Gel Lens Cleaner, does the job and then some. So far, this is the best no-streak lens cleaner for anti-reflective lenses that I have ever used.The cleaner comes in a 2 ounce, pump-spray bottle and is blue in color. It is called 'liquid gel' but is essentially sprays like any other lens cleaner. This is not a straight ethyl alcohol based solution, as are most lens cleaners. Rather, it has a number of less than pronounceable ingredients t has a faintly ammonia-like odor, but there is no ammonia in the ingredient list.The spray comes with a dual sided microfiber cleaning cloth--one side is satiny the other is more fuzzy. It seems to work best if you start on the fuzzy side and then turn over the cloth to the satiny side to get out any stubborn streaks.This stuff works wonders, though. Anti-reflective lenses are great, but they really do have major streaking problems. My go-to before buying this spray was to use a diluted solution of Dawn dish soap, work it in, rinse off thoroughly, and then buff with a clean microfiber cloth. Dawn was the best I could find at the time (and still the cheapest) but it did take a while to get the streaks out. If there was still some streaking, I'd repeat the process.OptiPlus, however, works better. A light spray to the lenses, front and back, and a quick buffing with a good microfiber cloth and I'm good to go. The lenses are clean and--unlike a major league football game in the 1970s--completely streak free. This is quick, easy, and does the job.The OptiPlus microfiber cloth works well, but for me it is--overall--a little small and a little thick for me. I tend to prefer thinner and oversized (nearly 9 x 6" cloths), as this way my clumsy fingers don't smudge the lenses as I'm buffing, but that is a personal preference.I liked this product so much, I purchased OptPlus' anti-fog AR solution. Again, this was the best anti-fog option I've ever used. Anti-fog solutions tend to streak on AR lenses and generally are not very reliable in prefenting, well, fog. The OptiPlus version caused no streaking and reduced fog better than my last go-to product. (Note: every anti-fog product I've used has failed to keep lenses completely fog free. OptiPlus, though, was so far the best one that I've tried.)Overall, this is the best AR lens cleaner I have ever used. It's more pricey than the Dawn option but quick, totally reliable, and streak free. Highly recommended.

This lens cleaner kit works great as advertised. It comes with a liquid gel spray bottle and a microfiber cloth. The liquid gel works great on my glasses. It seems safe to the anti-reflective coating and does a good job of removing oil and dirt from the glasses. It leaves them sparklingly clean and streak free.The microfiber cloth is dual-sided and has a nice thickness to it. One side is smooth while the other side has tiny terry loops on it. Both sides have their uses for cleaning as well as buffing the glasses.Both the liquid gel spray and the microfiber cloth come in a resealable retail plastic bag. It can be reused to carry the kit with you on the go.All in all, this is great lens cleaner kit. The liquid gel spray and the microfiber cloth are of good quality and well made. They work well and get the job done. Great cleaning kit.

It says it’s antireflective but it’s actually For anti antireflective lenses, the spray doesn’t make them antireflective. But it does clean them fantastically and polish them.

If you find the box of wipes you buy dry out before you use them all, or if you have large goggles or prefer to use spray and cloth rather than a disposable wipe, this is for you. I actually prefer to clean my eyeglasses this way rather than create more unnecessary waste, not a big fan of wipes.You spray this solution on your lenses then wipe with a very nice, thick, double sided cloth. The cloth has a napped side that really grabs the greasy film, and a microfiber slick side for polishing.The bottle could be refilled if needed but there is plenty here for many uses. The only caution is that the bottle though capped with a plastic slip on cap, could leak in a purse, but if you carry this around in a ziplock snack bag, it will prevent potential leakage into your backpack or purse.

I'm very pleased with this lens cleaner. The fluid is a bit thicker than normal which aids not only having it stay on the lens and not spray everything in its path, but also seems to help the cleaning ability. It gets lenses spotless with very little effort.The included cloth is also much better than expected. It's small, but nicely thick, durable and well-made. It's one of the better lens cleaning cloths I've come across.Very pleased with all aspects of this cleaner -- a solid 5 stars.

The microfiber cloth in this cleaning kit may not be anything special, but the cleaning spray is. It works just as advertised, leaving glasses super-clean and streak-free with just a quick spray and wipe, better than any alternative that I've tried and way better than just water or breathing on them. The microfiber itself has what the directions call a "towel" side that's soft and terry-like, and a "polishing" side that is very smooth and crisp. I didn't find the "polishing" side useful at all, and the "towel" side works just like any other microfiber wipe. It says it'll hold up to 30 machine washes so I'll be reusing it in rotation with my other microfibers, but I don't think I'll miss it when it's gone — as opposed to the cleaning spray, which I will replace when I run out, because it's a great product.

This eyeglasses cloth is the best of every type and style that I’ve used. I bought the lens cleaner only to get the cloth. Purchased twice.