All Natural Lens Cleaner 1oz.

I purchased this with the Nikon 8072 Microfiber Cleaning Cloth (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0007M6GI6). After blowing the dust off the surface with a Giottos AA1900 Rocket Air Blaster (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00017LSPI), I spray about 2 or 3 pumps of the Purosol onto the Nikon microfiber cloth and gently wipe in a circular motion. Lenses, filters, and view screens turn out perfect! They are streak free and perfectly clear. This spray is magic! The Nikon microfiber cloth is clever and top quality, too. I carry all three products in my kit with Nikon Moist Lens Cleaner Cloths (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000LC5V9M) as backup.

This is a nice cleaner for my glasses, since I've been searching for so long to find one that is natural & has no chemicals that can irritate my skin or eyes. Depending on how clean my optical cloth is this product works great & does not leave behind any streaks or film.

Used this on my 8" Meade LX200ACF telescope. I purchased the scope from someone who did not take good care of it. I was scared the mess he left on the front lens of the scope was too much, but this cleaner handled it with no problem. Just look at the before and after pics for proof. No smudges, no streaks, no smears.

After using this a few months, my coated lenses are ruined. Pitting and smears that can't be removed.

This is the best lens cleaner I've ever used. I pair this with the magic micro fiber. I've shot on beaches with salt water on my lens, with mud, with rain, with dust. This is an essential in my camera bag with the fiber cloth. This will clean just about anything off my lens and not leaving any streak. Amazing product. This smaller bottle is great for TSA/airports. I keep a larger bottle at home.

This is an okay cleaning spray - wasn't that impressed with it. A while ago I purchased for $7 a much bigger spray bottle in Lens Crafters (don't remember the exact name) which did a far better job.

It has been over a year since my eyeglasses were this clean, super-sharp, and streak/reflection free. But, using Purosol and their related microfiber cleaning cloth, one short burst on each side was all it took.Mind you - I've been using traditional eyeglass cleaner (and microfiber cloths) for years. But in the end, the lenses are tough to clean the first time - and you have to work to get the streaks out (my eyeglasses have a non-reflective coating).Next, I tried Purosol on my Nikon DSLR lens, and once again outstanding streak-free results. For a camera lens, however, I would recommend following the included instructions by spraying a small amount on the cloth and THEN using it to clean the lens, rather than letting the cleaner get into the edge of the lens.Finally, I cleaned 3 non-glare LCD monitors (a 15" laptop, 20" LCD, and 30" LCD). The 30" (Apple Cinema) is notoriously difficult to clean, even with the microfiber cloth that Apple provides. Using Purosol, focusing on half the screen at a time, and using circular motions as recommended cleaned all 3 monitors to like-new. It doesn't get any better than this.Add the alcohol-free, non-toxic properties and I'm simply blown away. Yes, it's more expensive than cheap solutions, but you don't need to use as much and the results are stunning. I would gladly pay more (although I hope Purosol doesn't read this!)

I purchased this for my camera lenses. It worked so well on my lenses, I've also started using it on the screens of my laptop, phone and tablet. Cleans well without leaving a residue.