Review on 🧻 Optimize Lens Cleaning Wipes - 210 Individually Wrapped Pre-Moistened Wipes for Eyeglasses, Tablets, Camera Lenses, Screens, Keyboards, and Delicate Surfaces by Kimberly Williams

I bought these along with the CareTouch brand to have one box at home and one in the office. I also have a few packs of Zeiss left over and decided to do a comparison test. Let me say right away that all three have worked flawlessly and I would be happy with any of them for regular lens cleaning. Here are the differences I noticed. Nikon: It was both the thickest and least wet feeling compared to the other two. The cloth also has a nicer texture, which I think will help if you need to clean something really dirty. Zeiss: This one was right in the middle. Feels wetter than Nikon but less wet than CareTouch. It wasn't as thick as the Nikon but thicker than the CareTouch. It was also fairly smooth compared to Nikon. CareTouch - This towel was the thinnest of them all and had a softer feel. It also appeared to be wetter. As I said at the beginning, they cleaned all slightly dirty glasses perfectly. They all dried streak-free. I think they probably all have about the same amount of cleaner, but the thickness of the wipes affects the perception of which ones are wetter. I think if I had to regularly clean really dirty lenses, I'd go for Nikon and a textured cloth. If I were trying to clean a few items that are barely dirty, I would choose the CareTouch.