- GROUND BREAKING TECHNOLOGY: the soft microfiber pads are charged with a carbon compound that absorbs oily fingerprints and smears, and reduces the static charge that attracts dust particles.
- EXTREMELY EFFECTIVE: outstanding dry-clean technology, substance free. PEEPS is the only lens cleaner used on NASA Space Station to clean eyeglasses.
- REUSABLE: each time pads are re-sheathed, they are recharged with the carbon compound. They work effectively for up to 500 cleanings. Pads can be changed when their cleaning property is exhausted.
- EFFECTIVE ON ALL COATINGS: perfectly safe for all coatings and lenses. It works on both plastic (or polycarbonate) and glass surfaces.
- BRING IT EVERYWHERE: the perfect travel size eyeglass cleaner to take with you. It measures about 4ā x 1ā x 1ā. Available in more than 7 unique colors.
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Bored by earthling lens cleaners? Choose one from space.
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PEEPS is the only lens cleaner chosen by astronauts to take care of their eyewear on the ISS (International Space Station).
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Its unique technology allows a flawless lens cleaning process with no fluids or chemicals.
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Eccentric glass frame? No problem, the shape of the pads is fit to reach the most difficult corners.
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Recharge the cleaning pads sticking the tweezers back into the case. The friction of the pads rubbing against each other causes the carbon molecule to shift slightly and creates a fresh cleaning surface every time.
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You can reuse the pads for 500 times before you need to replace them.
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PEEPS lens cleaner is compact and durable. If handled with care, it will last a lifetime. All metal parts are electroplating coated to prevent corrosion and abrasion.
Eyeglass Supply Store guarantees a hassle-free return policy.
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HOW TO USE:
- Use the goat-bristle brush to sweep away lens-scratching particles;
- Extract the tongs and clean both lens sides at once;
- Re-sheath the tongs in its case to recharge the carbon compound on the pads surface.
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WHAT THE PACKAGE INCLUDES:
1 x PEEPS lens cleaner with sheath (electroplated finish).
