GEAR AID Sea Drops Cleaner and Anti-Fog for Dive and Snorkel Masks, Clears Up Dirty, Foggy Lenses, 1.25 fl oz

I want to help those who don't know the difference before the red lid and white lid. The white lid you scrub your mask with. It's thicker and we scrubbed our new masks for 45 minutes before rinsing out and repeating at least 3 times.The red lid are good for a refresh before you get in the water. We would put it in our mask when we got on the boat and would rinse it after we got in right before we used. I was worried about eye irritation but never had a problem.Highly recommended getting the white and red lid sea drops.

Great product. Works better than most. Dive buddies used all of mine on the last trip!

Works well!

This requires daily usage. You apply a clear thick goop and smear it all over your lenses and rinse it off gently. A thin layer remains behind and is very anti fog. However, it's very delicate. If you take a cloth to dry the lenses, then the goop layer will be removed and they'll no longer be anti fog. It'll work on glasses and motorcycle shields, but only if you can follow those directions. I find the goop too delicate for my use. I'd rather have something I apply and that will form a durable anti-fog layer to last at least a few days, maybe a week or more. This is not that. I don't fault the product though, I imagine it is well suited for Snorkel Masks that you can dunk in the pool to rinse them off.

This stuff not only clears up dirt and grime but also keeps your mask fog-free, so you can actually see underwater. It’s super easy to use—just a few drops, rinse, and you’re all set. It works on both glass and plastic lenses, so it’s pretty versatile. Whether you’re going deep or just chilling in shallow water, Sea Drops will keep your view crystal clear. Definitely a must-have for your dive bag!

Took this on a trip to Hawaii. It works best if your mask is cleaned of dirt and oils first. I put a couple of drops in each lens, rubbed it around and let it sit for a minute before very lightly rinsing. I rinsed too much the first time I tried it, second time was better. It works better than dish soap or spit.

The wife and I purchased before snorkeling in Hawaii. All directions were followed exactly and the drops didn't work for us at all. The first thing my wife said was how bad her goggles were fogging up. I laughed and agreed. WE HATE spending money and not getting what we paid for. The old method of a little spit on the goggles worked better than this. My opinion, not something I would purchase again.

I have tried almost every product available to keep my snorkel mask fog free and most products work for 15 minutes or so then they wear off and turn to crap. Then you are out in the water, far away from your stuff where you left it onshore where it belongs, so you spit in your mask and rub it in and that lasts for 5 minutes before it wears off, so you do it again, rinse repeat, rinse repeat etc. etc. etc... That all gets old. SOOOO old.Then I found GEAR AID Sea Drops Anti-fog drops. This product ROCKS! I cannot say enough great things about it. 1 drop onto each lens inside your mask, rub it in good with your finger, dip your mask into the water to gently rinse it out (1 fill of water into your mask then turn the mask over and dump out the water) then put on your mask and go - and go - and go and go - almost forever - no fogging. No need to reapply. I spent over an hour in the water and never got any fogging at all.I highly recommend it - I won't ever use anything else again.