PRODUCT DETAILS

Composition

Most spectacle and lens wipes contain:

• Purified water
• Isopropyl alcohol or ethanol (low concentration) – degreasing and fast drying
• Surfactants (mild detergents) – remove oils, fingerprints, dirt
• Antistatic agents – reduce dust attraction
• Preservatives (varies by brand)
• Soft non-woven microfiber tissue material

These are non-medicated cleaning wipes, not eye treatment products.

Indication / Use

Used for cleaning:

• Spectacle lenses (glass or plastic)
• Prescription glasses (including coated lenses)
• Sunglasses
• Non-coated or compatible contact lenses (ONLY if manufacturer allows)
• Camera lenses or screens (some multipurpose wipes)

They help remove:

• Fingerprints
• Oil/grease
• Dust and smudges
• Light dirt and debris

Direction of Use

• Remove wipe from sachet
• Gently wipe lens surface in circular motion
• Allow to air dry (no need to rinse)
• Use a fresh wipe each time
• Do not reuse wipe

Side Effects / Issues

Not true medical side effects, but possible problems:

• Mild eye irritation if residue enters eye
• Temporary blurred vision if not fully dried
• Streaking if wipe is too wet or dirty
• Possible lens coating damage with repeated harsh use (low-quality wipes)

Warnings

• Do NOT use on:
• Broken or damaged lenses
• Eyes directly (not an eye drop substitute)
• Avoid use on uncertain lens coatings unless label confirms compatibility
• Keep away from open flames (contains alcohol in many brands)
• Do not ingest
• Avoid contact with open cuts or broken skin

Interactions

• No drug interactions (not a medicine)
• May damage:
• Anti-reflective coatings if poor-quality wipes are used frequently
• Some specialty lens coatings if not compatible

Caution

• Always check if wipes are safe for:
• Anti-glare lenses
• Blue-light coated lenses
• For heavy dirt/oil:
• Pre-rinse with lens solution may be better
• Not a substitute for:
• Contact lens cleaning solution (like Vizulize)
• Keep wipes sealed to prevent drying out
• Discard if dried or contaminated