Fog Armor™ Non-Toxic Anti-Fog Spray (2 oz)
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Built by Skiers
Designed and bottled in Connecticut.
Non-toxic, streak-free anti-fog spray for ski goggles and glasses. Use it inside and out, even on lenses with a factory anti-fog coating. One 2 oz bottle lasts for years.
- Works on ski and snowboard goggles, visors and prescription glasses
- Use it on the inside and outside of the lens, including over a factory anti-fog coating
- Non-toxic formula, no harsh solvents
- One 2 oz bottle lasts for years. AJ's is on its fifth season and still going
What's in the box
- Fog Armor™ 2 oz spray bottle
- Microfiber buff cloth
Specs
- Safe on goggle lenses, including factory anti-fog coated lenses
- Non-toxic for people and pets
- Designed and bottled in Connecticut, USA
- For ski and snowboard goggles, visors and glasses
Fog Armor™ FAQ
Will it work on my goggles and glasses?
Yes. Fog Armor is safe on goggle lenses, visors and glasses. AJ uses it on his Anon M3 and M4 goggles every day he skis.
My goggles already have an anti-fog coating. Can I still use it?
Yes. Most goggles come with a factory anti-fog coating on the inside lens. Fog Armor works on top of it and doesn't damage it. AJ's Anon goggles came with a factory coating and he uses Fog Armor inside and out because it works a lot better. Spray lightly, then gently wipe to a thin, clear film with the included microfiber cloth.
How long does a 2 oz bottle last?
Years. You only need a mist or two per lens, and it doesn't go bad. AJ is on his fifth season with his bottle and it still has plenty left.
How often should I reapply?
Apply before you ski. Reapply after cleaning the lens or if you touch it. Fingerprints and dirt give fog a place to start.
Is it safe and non-toxic?
Yes. Fog Armor is non-toxic and free of harsh solvents.
Will it leave streaks or a film?
It leaves a very thin, clear protective film, which is what keeps fog away. If you see streaks, keep buffing with the microfiber until they're gone.