Peeps Glasses Cleaner - for Eyeglasses, Reading Glasses, and More - Lens Cleaner with Carbon Microfiber Tech-Injected Black-1 Count (Pack of 1)

The Carbon Klean Peeps eyeglass cleaner is surprisingly effective and feels premium. The carbon microfiber technology really does a great job removing smudges, fingerprints, and oils from lenses without scratching or leaving streaks. My glasses and sunglasses have never felt this clean with a simple wipe. There is no odor, and it's easy to use. The soft-touch grip is comfortable to hold, and the compact design makes it easy to keep in a bag, pocket, or desk drawer. I love that it’s reusable for up to 500 uses — it feels durable and well-made, so I don’t have to constantly replace it like disposable wipes. Knowing that the technology is NASA-approved adds an extra layer of confidence that it’s high-quality. For anyone looking for a long-lasting, effective lens cleaner, this tool is definitely worth it.

The cleaner heads are an irregular shape which really got in the corners and crevasses well. Most important for a lense cleaner, it cleans the lenses well, surprisingly well. I'd give one to my mom. Worth the price I bought a cheaper almost identical version, but it left a haze on the lenses and round pads that didn't get in the corners as well.

Works pretty decent for little stuff. Anything big for smudges it doesn't clean. Nice and compact size, fits in the pocket and stays clean.

Easy to use and works so well. Glasses are crystal clear after using

I am a life long Peeps users. I bought this to replace the one I had in my purse that got damaged. I used to buy it directly from my eye doctor but they stopped carrying them. I am glad I found them on Amazon. This is a great way to clean your glasses. First you click out the little brush and you brush the lens on both sides. They you pull out the other side and put your glasses between the cleaning pads. They you move it around and it cleans both sides at the same time. Very easy. When you put the the pads back in the cover, they pass over interior pads inside that cleans the pads itself. When it is not being used, everything is kept in the holder that is small enough to fit in your pocket or purse. I like that they clean both sides at the same time. Every time I use it, I get a nice streak free clean on my lens.

I had been wanting to try this device for quite a while. I had watched videos on it, and read the claims on the amazon web page, and finally decided to give it a try. But sadly for me a 70 year old male, I found it to not be as advertised. It was much more difficult than the ads show intimated. I realized that nearly every other glass cleaning routine I have ever used, was actually easier than this. Really the tiny bottle of glass cleaner I carry and rag is super easy, and actually less bulky than the Peeps device. And ay home a quick spritz from the spray bottle with dish detergent at the sink is easy. And both of those result in a very clean glasses in just moments. But the Peeps were not easy, and they are definitely in my experience not as quick. But hey, these occasional mismatches are really not a threat on Amazon right? If we run into a mismatch, or an item that just does not seem to match the advertisement, we are covered right? Wrong. Not on this item anyway. When I went to send it back, I was directed to the Peeps Customer Non-Support team. I happily went there, and requested a return, and kindly shared with them my personal mismatch for their product. To my utter surprise, they without even a sorry in the sentence, said “We will not accept your return, since it was bought though Amazon, we consider them a third party.” Click…..dial tone. OK well that was that. I guess all we can do now is try to warn others. The product for me is not a time saver. It is no smaller in my pocket that a tiny bottle of eyeglass cleaner, and it most definitely took a lot more effort, and time to get my glasses clean. In the ads it shows it just cleaning in a single easy rub. Not! At least not in my several uses of it. I hope this helps someone else not experience the disappointment I did.

I've had these for a few months, and their convenience of being in my pocket and available is real. They are easy to use and do a good enough job. They are the MP3 of lens cleaners. No, they aren't as good as soap and water, but they don't require proximity to soap or water, and that overrides the deficits. Pull from pocket, wipe wipe wipe, back in pocket, move on with day. Nice. HOWEVER, right after I got them I saw that there were no instructions on how to clean them. Apparently the assumed wisdom is that they don't require cleaning themselves (??). This seemed illogical to me. These remarkable microfiber pads do a really good job of getting dirt and oil off the lenses. BUT WHERE DOES THAT DIRT AND OIL GO? Obviously, it stays on the pads. Now, as far as I know, microfiber pads are not capable of poofing dirt and oil out of existence - so it stays on the pad. I knew this to be the case when I first got them, but ignored it to see what would happen. Now months later, they do a much poorer job of cleaning the lenses than they used to. Now the dirt that's on my lenses mostly just gets smeared around. Obviously, this is because the dirt and oil from all my previous cleanings is still there in the microfiber pads. One day I did try to clean those pads, but a) I didn't know what I was doing, and b) what I did do made no difference. So, keep this in mind when getting these: They work well at first, but there's no magic involved - whatever you cleaned off your lenses is STILL ON THE PADS for next time you use them. And it just accumulates until they work crummily enough that you are motivated to write an Amazon review about it.

This is a super neat little gadget! Slide one piece out and it’s a brush to dust off loose debris, dust particles. Then you have cleaning sponges that take everything off the glass. I’m not sure how it would work on plastic lenses, but I know on my high density and my polycarbonate it works great.