Purosol All Natural Lens Cleaner 4oz.

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Purosol Optical was originally developed for NASA and the US military for use on high-end multi-coated optics. Combining the power of organic plant extracts and state-of-the-art green chemistry, it is the world¿s most advanced cleaning solution. Taking its cleaning power from nature itself, Purosol Optical is non-toxic, hypoallergenic, nonflammable, sterile and completely biodegradable. It is CFC-free, VOC-free and exceeds EPA and OSHA health and safety standards, as well as exceeding standards set for the EU, Australia, Canada, Japan, and other countries worldwide.
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  • Feature:
  • Creates an anti-static barrier State of the art technology Non-streaking.
  • 100% Biodegradable, PET Plastic, most recylable, No VOCs (volatile organic compounds).
  • Made of organic plant extracts, 100% solvent free, Hypoallergenic & non-toxic.
  • Safe for use on sensitive optical surfaces.
  • Binding: Electronics
  • Brand: Purosol
  • Color: Clear
  • EAN: 0727854100037
  • Label: Purosol
  • Manufacturer: Purosol
  • Model: 10003
  • MPN: 10003
  • PackageQuantity: 1
  • ProductGroup: Photography
  • ProductTypeName: CAMERA_OTHER_ACCESSORIES
  • ProductTypeSubcategory: liquid-cleaners
  • Publisher: Purosol
  • Size: 4 Oz
  • Studio: Purosol
  • UPC: 727854100037
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Amazing...2010-02-12
I trust this cleaner enough to use it on all of my pro lenses that $1800+. After the amazing job it does cleaning your filters it will do the same to your front element. It leaves the surface feeling clean and slick feeling resulting in less dust and particles getting onto the surface. I will definately continue using this cleaner before I go out for the day. Quality product that is worth the price.
Works fine but 4 times the price of other cleaners2010-02-03
I've got a bottle of the Purosol (2 oz) in front of me and a bottle of the Zeiss Lens Cleaner (3 oz). The Purosol was four times the price for 2/3 the quantity. I cleaned one my right lens with the Zeiss and the left with the Purosol. I can't tell the difference. Too expensive. End of story.
garbage2010-01-22
The solution is not effective in cleaning eyeglass lenses. It streaks and we should not have to buff. Also, the pump completely snapped off the bottle and most of the cleaning solution spilled. I will be requesting a refund.
Awesome2010-01-20
Pros: Never tried anything else, but this works perfectly. Keeps my lens clean without smudges.

Cons: None found so far.
Average2009-11-04
Works like any other cleaner, should have purchased a cheaper brand for the same results.

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