How to Maintain Your Lens
Daily Cleaning
- Rinse with lukewarm water before wiping.
- Use a tiny drop of mild dish soap (no alcohol, ammonia, or bleach).
- Rinse thoroughly. Dry with a clean microfiber cloth.
- Never use paper towels, tissues, or clothing.
Sunglass Lenses
- Avoid extreme heat (e.g., car dashboards) – may damage coatings.
- Keep away from sunscreen, insect repellent, and cosmetics. Rinse immediately if contact occurs.
- Polarized lenses: clean gently to prevent delamination.
- Photochromic lenses: color changes with temperature – normal.
Storage & Habits
- Always use a hard case, lenses facing up.
- Use both hands to put on/take off glasses.
- Do not leave glasses in hot cars or direct sunlight.
- Rinse after sweating (sweat is acidic).
When to Replace Lenses
- Visible scratches affecting vision.
- Coating peeling, bubbling, or discoloration.
- Loose or deformed lenses.
Quick Q&A
- Alcohol wipes? No – damages coatings. Use mild soap and water.
- Oil stains? Use a drop of dish soap, rinse well. Do not scrape.
- Ultrasonic cleaner? Yes, if frame material allows. Limit to 3–5 minutes.
