Product Description
Voted the #1 anti-fog on the market! Our lens cleaner and anti-fog treatment is safe on all lenses and great for eyewear, goggles, binoculars and helmet visors. Simply rub it on and rub it off…you’re in for a clear day! Works great with our micro fiber lens cleaning cloth.
We recommend this for use on all optics especially with pistol mounted MRDS such as the Trijicon RMR or Aimpoint ACRO. Applied every few weeks, this should eliminate any sort of fogging of the glass due to rapid environmental temperature changes (like going outdoors from being inside).
Additional information
| Weight | .1 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | .2 × .2 × .2 in |
15 reviews for Cat Crap Anti Fog / Lens Cleaner Paste
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Brendon Bennett (verified owner) –
No more fogged up goggles, glasses
Chris Hammond (verified owner) –
Absolute must if you edc with a dot.
Alex Allen (verified owner) –
It takes some time to properly apply this, but I’m now using it on my RMR glass and prescription glasses. It’s made a big difference in fogging and glare.
C.Lee (verified owner) –
Works really well – better than or equal to the various paintball-market sprays I’ve used in the past, and *_way_* better than RainX Anti-Fog in that it doesn’t sting my eyes when I start sweating.
It’s not perfect: I find that I have to apply 2x before it really helps suppress fogging, but I tend to fog my lenses something awful, so a bit more time spent applying the product is a concession that I’m willing to make. My daughter’s eyepros do pretty well with just one application, and for our daily-wear prescription glasses, a single application is sufficient to prevent fogging when stepping out of a heavily A/C’ed vehicle on a humid day.
I first wipe the surface of the lens free of any abrasive debris, and then work the gel in small concentric circles on the lens surface (both inside and out) until it becomes thickened into a semi-opaque paste. Once that stage is reached, I wipe off the residue with a clean cloth, and final-polish with a lens cloth for a completely clear, streak-free finish.
It’s my favorite lens anti-fogging product, and I’m going to try the spray, too (storing the gel where it gets hot is really a no-go!).
Joshua (verified owner) –
leaves a slight smudge but nontheless it does the job.