Review on 🔍 INKOOMA Anti-Fog Cloth - Microfiber Wipes for Glasses, Goggles, Mirror, Camera, Ski Masks, Motorcycle Helmet | Lasts Up to 12 Hours by Michelle Williams

Small face, big glasses. It's not a combo for comfortably wearing a face mask — and I'm just inviting vapour, mist, whatever it is that prevents me from seeing what little I can see with infinite correction. So I ordered these and thought that (all) my problems were solved. Well, something like that. If you use a cloth in each angle of your glasses and put them on quickly, yes, at least you can see. For now. If you change the temperature by getting out of your car, changing your mask, taking off your glasses, or entering a building, you'll have to do it all over again because you've just invited more fog into your world. (Not to mention that theoretical haze you get caught in all the time.) It's obviously a huge pain, but it's been here before - at least now you can clean your glasses (carefully, always thoroughly if you miss a spot , you can just start over) and the fog will disappear. Until you change the temperature again. So I was hoping to make some sort of anti-fog glass out of it, kind of like I was hoping to kiss a frog and get a prince - none of those worked. But I have the next best in both categories. My life is not perfect but better than before. And that's good.