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ZEISS Lens Wipes and Cleaning Solutions

Gentle and professional cleaning solutions for your customers.

Offer your customers lens wipes and cleaning solutions for spectacle lenses, sunglasses, goggles, camera lenses and display screens to ensure safe and effective cleaning.

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  • Gentle, effective lens cleaning
  • Safe digital display cleaning for improved hygiene
  • Clear, fog-free vision for up to 72 hours

Lens cleaning wipes

Make lens cleaning simple, fast and easy for your customers with pre-moistened ZEISS Lens Cleaning Wipes. These wipes are specially designed for gentle cleaning of glass and plastic lenses, while on the move. These wipes work particularly well for smudge, dirt, grime, oil and fingerprint removal from high-precision coated lenses.

For those customers who prefer to use a separate cloth, ZEISS Lens Cleaning Spray is recommended.

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ZEISS Lens Cleaning Wipes

Offer your customers a gentle and effective cleaning of their lenses.

The ZEISS range of cleaning solutions includes specialised, easy-to-use cleaning wipes and sprays. These solutions effectively clean and remove germs, dirt and impurities from lenses. ZEISS pre-moistened lens wipes have been specifically developed for the gentle and effective cleaning of glass and plastic lenses. These hygiene must-haves are particularly effective for use on high-quality, coated precision lenses.

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ZEISS Lens Wipes

ZEISS Lens Wipes
Benefits
  • Our wipes have been awarded the COLTS (an independent laboratory) seal, which shows that it cleans gently, effectively and safely.
  • Easily remove smudges, dirt, germs, fingerprints, dust and oil.
  • The cleaning formula leaves lenses free of streaks and residue.
  • Made from microfine tissue, and the gentle formulation is suitable for high-quality coated lenses, leaving a scratch-free finish.
  • Dries in seconds for quick and effective results.
  • Individually wrapped, making it ideal for on-the-go use or at home.
  • Alcohol-based and fragrance-free, the wipes safely and thoroughly clean all optical surfaces, including cameras and binoculars.
  • The soft microfine tissues are made using natural cellulose. This means that it is biodegradable, and contains no plastic microbeads.
ZEISS Lens Cleaning Products

Quality tested.

ZEISS lens cleaning products have been extensively tested by COLTS, an independent laboratory. ZEISS Lens Wipes have been awarded the COLTS seal as a mark of quality and effectiveness.

It also confirms that our products provide a safe and gentle cleaning option for high-performance optical lenses.

Improved health and hygiene.

Washing your hands is a proven practice to ensure good hygiene, and helps prevent the spread of harmful germs, but it is not the only sensible protective measure that we should take. Cleaning items that you touch regularly, such as spectacles and digital devices, should also be part of our daily hygiene routines.
In 2018 a study was performed by Hochschule Furtwangen University in Germany to investigate the bacterial levels on spectacles and analyse the efficacy of four different cleaning methods to reduce microbial loads. The cleaning methods tested were moist alcohol and alcohol-free lens cleaning wipes, dry tissue, and dry microfabric cloth.

The results of the study were:

  • All spectacles are contaminated with bacteria including potentially pathogenic ones and therefore should be considered as objects which could carry infection.1
  • Of the four methods tested, moist lens cleaning wipes showed the most germ reduction at ≥99% (a vast reduction).1
  • Cleaning with dry tissues and microfabric cloths showed lower levels of bacteria reduction.1

Evidently, wet cleaning with a moist lens cleaning wipe is more effective than simple mechanical cleaning with dry tissues and cloths.

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How your customers should clean spectacle lenses with ZEISS Lens Wipes.

  • Open a sachet of ZEISS Lens Wipes and remove the folded wipe.
  • Hold the glasses gently by the frame.
  • Using the folded wipe, gently wipe away any surface dust from the lens and frame.  
  • Next, unfold the wipe and begin to clean the lens with circular movements until it’s clean.

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How your customers should clean spectacle lenses with ZEISS Lens Cleaning Spray.

  • Hold spectacles gently by the frame.
  • Spray the surface of the lens with ZEISS cleaning spray.
  • Using a microfibre cloth, gently wipe away any surface dust from the lens and frame. 
  • Continue using circular motions to rub the lenses until clean.

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    Birgit Fritz, Anne Jenner, Siegfried Wahl, Christian Lappe, Achim Zehender, Christian Horn, Frithjof Blessing, Matthias Kohl, Focke Ziemssen, Markus Egert. (2018). A view to a kill? – Ambient bacterial load of frames and lenses of spectacles and evaluation of different cleaning methods. PLoS ONE 13(11): e0207238. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0207238