Review on 👓 DZTSMART Eyeglasses Anti-Fog Cleaning Wipes for Glasses (3 Packs), Nano Fog Block Cloths for Lens & Electronic Device Screens by Victoria Smith

DZTSMART Glasses Anti-Fog Wipes for Glasses, Anti-Fog Cleaning Wipes for Glasses, Nano-Fog Blocker for Glasses, Glasses Cleaning Wipes for All Screens of Electronic Devices (5 Packs of Anti-Fog Wipes) Anti-Fog Wipes are individually wrapped in a resealable cellophane bag. Inside the main pocket are five resealable packs of anti-fog wipes. The resealable single pouch contains business card sized instructions for use and an anti-fog wipe in another cellophane envelope. According to the instructions, you always use an anti-fog cloth to clean your glasses. They advise you to exhale on the goggles to give them some moisture and then wipe the goggles 5-10 times with an anti-fog agent as instructed. Just take one side and compare it to the other and you will see how clean your glasses can be. I've had the glasses for about a year now and they have a few small scratches but the anti-fog fabric cleans them enough that I can barely see them. I think that's an added benefit. After cleaning/covering your glasses with an anti-fog cloth, you will be prompted to put the cloth back into a resealable bag to make it reusable later. I'm not sure how many times you could safely reuse this, but it says it can be reused up to 600 times?! Does that mean it wears out quickly? I'll be using these for a while and we'll see how well they work. Wearing the glasses around the house in my usual way, I didn't notice any difference in codon usage other than the fact that they were super clean. I had a doctor's appointment the next day, so I put my glasses back on and headed out. When wearing a mask with glasses, I always breathe some air onto my glass lenses no matter how I adjust the mask. This also happened after using the product, but it really helped prevent quick fogging. I live in Florida and it's always very humid here, so wearing a mask and glasses in an air-conditioned room makes them fog up especially quickly. What I found when using this product is that it no longer fogged up like it used to, but still allowed water droplets to form on my glasses. So my lenses didn't fog up completely, but I still had visual impairment from water droplets condensing on exhalation. The bottom line is, does the product work? Yes, it helps prevent fog from forming on your glasses, but it's not a miracle cure; The laws of physics still apply.