ZEISS Lens Cleaning Spray 2oz - Pack of 2

The best lens and electronics screen cleaner ever! Made by the company who specializes in lenses and optics. I've cleaned many laptop, phone, smart watch and prescription glasses to perfection. Stains remove with ease, bottles last me months, and are a good size. They are super effective and the atomizer delivers perfect sprays. Its super soft when used with a cleaning cloth for glasses or a microfiber cloth. For the money, this is a great value!

Works great

Love the cleaner, but I should have read the description better. Was only 2 ounce bottles when I could have gotten the bigger bottles for the same price elsewhere.

I bought these a year ago & am only now finishing the 1st bottle. That's from using it to clean my glasses about once per day on average. So, you definitely get a healthy supply. It does a good job of cleaning the lenses. "Streak-free" is of course a lie, but all cleansers claim that, so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

This lens cleaning spray works extremely well and removes smudges and fingerprints easily. The cleaning power is strong, and it leaves lenses crystal clear. The scent is pleasant and not overpowering. Very satisfied with this purchase and would definitely buy again!

Large spray bottle lasts a long time. Won’t use any other brand.

This stuff is magic!! My mom had a bottle of ZEISS that i used and I had to get some for myself. I use a clean, microfiber rag with this stuff and my glasses end up as clean as when I bought them. Really!!

I have used for years. Product works well.

This ZEISS lens cleaning spray exhibits a visual appearance akin to a solution resulting from the amalgamation of shampoo or soap with water. Regrettably, its performance falls short of the standards set by my longstanding use of Purosol lens cleaners spanning the past decade. In contrast to the efficacy of Purosol, the ZEISS alternative tends to leave discernible white stains on the lens surface unless the applied liquid is meticulously wiped away post-application. The presence of these residual marks, resembling soap stains, diminishes the overall professional presentation of the lens and necessitates additional attention during the cleaning process. Moreover, upon close scrutiny, I have observed no appreciable enhancements or distinctions in the outcome of lens cleaning when employing the ZEISS solution in comparison to the combination of tap water and a microfiber cloth. Considering the cost disparity between the ZEISS lens cleaning spray and the Purosol lens cleaning solution, which is approximately five times more expensive, the efficacy of the latter becomes more evident. Purosol not only outperforms the ZEISS product in terms of cleaning efficiency but also justifies its higher price point through a superior cleaning performance, ultimately rendering it a more prudent investment for those seeking optimal lens care.