Skullerz 3216 Microfiber Lens Cleaning Cloth

Skullerz 3216 Microfiber Lens Cleaning Cloth

Regular: $2.55
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  • KEEPS SAFETY GLASSES CLEAN - Removes dust, oils, smudges and fingerprints from lenses without scratching or leaving streaks
  • GENTLE ON LENSES - Ultra-soft microfiber protects lens coatings like anti-fog, anti-scratch, polarized and UV layers
  • REUSABLE AND DURABLE - Built for repeated use, saving money and reducing waste
  • COMPACT AND PORTABLE - Lightweight and easy to carry and store for on-the-go lens care
  • SAFE FOR MULTIPLE SURFACES - Suitable for safety glasses, sunglasses, face shields and visors, as well as electronic screens and other delicate surfaces
  • LINT-FREE DESIGN - Leaves lenses free from lint and particles
  • EASY MAINTENANCE - Machine washable or hand washable, maintaining its effectiveness even after multiple cleanings

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Product Description

The Skullerz 3216 Microfiber Lens Cleaning Cloth offers exceptional cleaning performance, effectively removing dust, oils, smudges and fingerprints from safety glasses lenses without scratching or leaving streaks. Its ultra-soft microfiber material is gentle on lenses, preserving coatings such as anti-fog, anti-scratch, polarized and UV layers.

Designed for durability and reuse, this microfiber lens cleaning cloth saves money and reduces waste by standing up to repeated use. Its lightweight, compact design makes it easy to carry and store, ensuring convenient, on-the-go lens care.

Versatile and safe for multiple surfaces, the cloth is perfect for cleaning safety glasses, sunglasses, face shields, visors, electronic screens and other delicate surfaces. The lint-free design leaves lenses and screens spotless, while its easy maintenance—whether machine or hand washable—ensures it retains its cleaning power even after numerous uses.

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