How to combat lens fog without having to replace your face masks

A particularly annoying mask side effect.
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How to combat lens fog without having to replace your face masks
This anti-fog treatment will help you actually see out of your glasses when wearing a mask. Credit: Hypercel

TL;DR: Say goodbye to fogged-up glasses with the CrystalView Xtreme Anti-Fog Treatment, on sale for $25.46 as of Dec. 4.


Wearing a mask and glasses at the same time comes with some challenges, the most annoying of which is lens fog. If you can't see through the haze, what's the point of wearing glasses in the first place?

Fortunately, people are catching on to this dilemma and coming up with solutions. Check out this anti-fog treatment from Crystaltech Nano:

The CrystalView Xtreme Anti-Fog Treatment is a reusable cloth infused with a special anti-fog formula. To use it, all you have to do is wipe your lenses with the cloth as if you were cleaning them. And just like that, the treatment goes to work.

Tested by frontline healthcare workers, the CrystalView Xtreme Treatment works on glass, plastic, and polycarbonate surfaces alike. And a single reusable cloth will last you up to six months at a time. 

You can snag a two-pack of these anti-fog treatment cloths from Crystaltech Nano for only $25.46 (regularly $29.95) for a limited time. You can also snag a four-pack or eight-pack on sale for 15% off and share them with your glasses-wearing family and friends. Just be sure to enter the coupon code DEC15 at checkout to get the deal.

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