CarbonKlean Peeps Glasses Cleaner - for Eyeglasses, Reading Glasses, and More - Lens Cleaner with Carbon Microfiber Tech - Injected Black - 1 Count

Don't let the appearance fool you.This is a well made and serious product if you like your lenses clean and scratch free.Great eye glass cleaner. I have one in my car, at the office, in my brief case, at home.Does not scratch expensive lenses and cleans perfectly. I used to use a cloth, but this product is worth every penny.

These are awesome! I saw a review and thought the price seemed high for something so tiny, but the cleaning power is awesome! I use it for my sunglasses to get my kids finger prints off. Sunscreen spray or humidity- these work so well! Perfect to have in your purse or desk. Now I want to get one for everybody I know who wears glasses!

Works better than I expected. I sometimes work outside and the wind makes my eyes watery which combines with the dust. This cleans the lenses really well. Also fits in my pockets.

Remember to use the brush first, and these will actually perform as well as spray cleaner! My old go-to method (which works *perfectly*), dish soap and water followed by filtered water to prevent water spots, has also been unnecessary since I got this product a month or two ago. It's only just starting to get harder to use, probably because I forgot to use the brush once.It's a little bulky, especially compared to the SmartKlean for smart phones I've gotten since; but it would be hard to make the design any smaller, and it is compact, a bit smaller than a small spray bottle of cleaner.It's really so much more convenient than the alternatives. As someone who can't see without glasses and wears them all the time, I can definitely recommend this. I love that I'll be able to replace the pads instead of the whole thing, too. (I should've ordered from the official site for the extra spares.)Update Apr 13, 2025 (1 year later): I just replaced the pads, so they lasted about 365 uses, not 500, before the pads were worn down looking compared to new pads, and performing badly enough that I wanted to change them. So not quite as advertised, but still very good.

Sometimes a product has a gimmick that appeals to my curiosity and the end result is disgust with the product and myself for falling for it. This is one of those times.I was curious about some of the wording, like "recharge" and I wanted something that would be a bit less smeary than the cloths I was using on my glasses. I gave these a chance. They are mildly effective at cleaning, but no better than a thumb and forefinger. With some frames, they are worse. They may even be worse because a good microfiber cloth can whisk away grit that these might instead scrape on your lenses--granted when using either, you should probably rinse first.The "recharge" is marketing speak for scraping on a bit of feltlike material in their storage case.Ultimately, the better option is having a decent cleaning solution that is safe for your lenses and coatings, and soft microfiber cloth. "Recharging" a cloth is just moving to a different section of it--and better because that will be truly fresh until your cloth is loaded with oils, at which point you launder it and it's good as new with no new plastic waste to toss or finicky little things to try and reload. Cheaper in both the near and long term. It doesn't come with a cool little case but if you get a small enough cloth you can put it in a pill bottle if having a case for your lens cleaner is important to you--or you can keep it stored in the hard case you should be using to store your glasses when they aren't in use.This product solves no problems. You're just as likely to be without it as a microfiber cloth. It's also less versatile, more breakable, more expensive, and less effective than a decent eyeglass cleaning solution and soft cloth. It solves no problems and makes waste while doing so.

I am an absolute clean lens FREAK. Not having glasses my entire life until age 27 has made it very hard to get used to sometimes having specs or smudges in my vision. So I am a huge freak about keeping my glasses absolutely crystal clear as much as possible. I had seen these quite a few times through advertisements and finally decided to try it. It did seem to work pretty well with my old glasses but I got new glasses about a week after getting the peeps. I quickly came to realize it really doesn’t work as amazing as they claim. It does seem to remove skin oils and fingerprints pretty well and all, but it still leaves behind its own minor streaks and spots from the pads. I cannot for the life of me get a crystal clear wipe down from this after only having it a week. I’m not saying it’s a bad item but I’m just saying don’t expect this to be your magic answer to having super clean glasses because it definitely is not. I think it would be a good thing to have as a backup, maybe in a travel kit, perhaps something to keep in your car, etc. maybe for the average person wearing glasses that doesn’t care as much about minor imperfections, this could be good for. For me however it didn’t live up to the hype I had hoped. Just wanted to give real world feedback to anyone else who is looking for a solution to ultra clean lenses. By itself it isn’t the answer but its still a useful tool to have. I still like to use the little brush sometimes and use it to wipe off any heavy oils before I do a final wipe with my microfiber.

Wow, these things work so well. I think I gasped out loud the first time I cleaned my glasses with them. They took off all the little dust and oils and left me with a clear and clean view of the world. I'm going to pick up more of these to keep all over so I can always clean my glasses on the go. Much more convenient than wipes.

I love these so much. They are small and easy to carry around which is convenient. They clean my glasses so well, similar to a spray and wipe option. You can replace the pads which is nice.