Customer Reviews

Bausch & Lomb Pre-Moistened Lens Cleaning Tissues, Box Of 100 - Packaging May Vary

5 star:		(65)
4 star:		(11)
3 star:		(5)
2 star:		(3)
1 star:		(11)

 

 

I LOVED these wipes. As someone who has to wear her glasses or be blind, the cleanliness of my lenses is a huge issue for me. I was thrilled for over a year with my Sight Savers wipes...then they suddenly changed the formulation or something, because now they leave horribly smears all over my lenses! It's not just a bad pack; I bought several before I believed the change was permanent.
If you get hold of an older box, they'll be great, but if you buy new, they're a waste. (Now they're just like the Zeiss ones, which I also tried and disliked. Had the same problem with Walgreens store brand.)

Warning folks, these USED to be great. If you're looking at reviews be sure to compare the date the review was written. MOST of the great reviews are from over a year ago. Most of the bad reviews are recent.

They went and ruined a great product, probably in a money saving move. But the upshot is this product is not what it once was.

This is a vastly superior product to many lens cleaning tissues out there. When these were no longer available at our neighborhood Costco, we picked up a package of the brand they replaced it with. Big mistake. They smear horribly. For a portable lens-cleaner, Bausch & Lomb is the way to go.

I agree with Leegal Deegal. I bought a 100 count Bausch lens wipes at Costco about 6 months ago. They dont carry that line anymore, so I bought a replacement brand that they do carry. Horrible mistake, I now use those wipes on my cell phone (who cares if that screen is smeared, at least It's sanitary). So, I went directly to Amazon and ordered the 100 pack Bausch & Lomb. You get what you pay for!!!

PS, check Amazon first, if they dont have it, usually no one does!!

I have glasses with an anti-scratch/anti-reflective coating. At first glace these wipes do an OK job -- but I did a lense/lense comparison with Zeiss Ultra Clarity wipes, and the difference was dramatic. The B&L leaves a cloudy film -- the Zeiss treated lense was sparkling clear.

I work at the computer all day and I read and do computer stuff in the evenings. I've got a pair of reading glasses and a pair of those really expensive progressive glasses that are the modern equivalent of bifocals but there's no hard division between magnification.

I love these wipes! I can use them to clean my glasses safely and then with the moisture that is left I clean the glass on my computer monitor. I can also clean the glass on my TV and the plastic digital display on my table radio.

So, invest a little and save a lot of precious glass stuff not to mention your nerves. Clean the stuff you see and the stuff that you see it with. The individually wrapped wipe is the clear choice for me.

These work as well as the good reviews say they work, and they have a long shelf life before they dry out. I've had mine a year and they're still good.

Some people complain that they streak. This happens because they're a bit too wet. It's best to unfold them and shake them in the air a bit before you use them. Just a couple flaps in the wind to dry them a bit does the trick.

I tried one of these tissues and threw the rest in the garbage. They leave a lot of residue. Not suitable for glasses, camera lenses, or anything else.

THIS ITEM IS GARBAGE ...

The wipes are too big ... too wet ... and only spread the dirt all over the lenses.

Bought two boxes and threw them away.

Its extremely hard to find wipes that won't scratch or otherwise damage expensive glasses or camera lenses or even monitors. The tissues are made of a microfiber paper, and soaked with basically diluted isopropyl alcohol with additional non-abrasive additives.

They're also large enough to get the job done. One packet is enough to thoroughly clean one pair of glasses (both lenses, front and back), and is more than enough for a large professional camera lens.

One is also enough to clean smudges off a monitor if you don't feel like cleaning the whole thing, although I do not recommend trying to do a regular monitor cleaning with these: get a microfiber cloth and mix up a batch of half and half 90% isopropyl and distilled water if you want to do that.