Review on 🌫️ FogAway Anti-Fog Spray for Glasses, 2oz Bottle, 600 Pumps, Prevents Fog on All Lenses & Devices: Goggle, PPE, VR Headsets, Safe on Anti-Reflective Lenses, Made in USA by Gamer Advantage by Tony Winn

One of my least favorite things about wearing a mask was my glasses constantly fogging up, so I was happy to see a product that claims to fix that and reviews that suggest it actually worked . The bottle that was received did not come with instructions for use, but it did contain a hyperlink to the company's website, which included both text and video instructions on how to use it. My first attempt at using it yielded disappointing results, but when I actually followed the directions it worked fine and has been working ever since. And no, the instructions are not complicated, but a little different than my first application. I don't think I can hyperlink here, but if you google "How to Apply Fog" it will take you to a web page with text instructions and a link to a video. The instructions recommend using a microfiber cloth, but I didn't have one and haven't used it to wipe the lenses and still got good results. cotton towel like me) you NEED to reapply Fog Away. I've seen at least one reviewer unhappy with the need to reapply it regularly, but I think that's a little unfair. I mean, this stuff isn't going to permanently change the molecular makeup of your lenses: it's a COATING that does what it says on the tin, which is to keep your glasses from fogging up all day or until you wipe it off. Complaining about having to reapply it is like complaining that one application of sunscreen won't save you from sunburn for the rest of your life: the problem isn't with the product itself, it's with it the unrealistic expectations of the customer.