FogKicker Biodegradable Dive & Swim Anti-Fog

This is a great product. I've been a recreational diver for 30 years. I have used a number of anti-fog products and they all work to a certain extent. Human spit, however, never worked for me. This Fogkicker stuff is different than all the other products out there. Instead of putting it on 30 seconds before every dive, you have to put it on in advance, which is a completely different way of thinking. However, the results are great. I was on a dive trip and I cleaned my mask and let it dry, then applied the Fogkicker as instructed. I let it dry overnight and packed up my gear and went diving the next day. I had ZERO fog issues. I was able to put my mask in the rinse tank between dives and went back in the water on a three tank dive. No fog. Absolutely great. Meanwhile, I looked at other people in the dive group that were spitting in their masks or putting soap on their masks before each dive (like I used to). I did not have to reapply for my whole trip. To show how good it works, I went to the hotel pool dunked my mask in water and rinsed it out then sat by the pool with my mask on my face for 20 minutes. The mask did NOT fog up. I attached a photo. Try this demo with any other product. Fogkicker really does work!

Followed directions ... moistened lens and googles then applied and let dry for more than 20 minutes.It dries clear but just doesn't work!If I just push my sunglasses to close to my face they fog right up! So much for the hype and fake reviews claiming this product works ... it doesn't!Honestly, I'm not sure there is a product out there that will work, science dictates that it won't but hope suckers you into thinking just maybe there is some product out there that will .... as of this point ... it doesn't exist folks!

Excellent product! I'm only docking one point for inconsistent directions. They tell you differently on the bottle and even twice on these Amazon images for the product itself. I cleaned with a glasses wipe (wet wipes are designed for your hands, not glass or plastic), then applied two drops by twisting the bottle. After I rubbed that in with the market tip it became clear to me that 8-10 drops would have been a huge waste. It dried in about 15min and lasted for two days of dives!! I'm thinking the act of rinsing the goggles out is what cleans the biodegradable product off--requiring reapplication.

It worked great on the dive mask lens, but will not work on prescription lens inserts. It smears and streaks on the prescription lenses. I'm disappointed that it did not work on the glasses.

Great product!! It says it is only for watersports, but I use it for my glasses, and works great. Just remember that you really have to clean the lens or the surface before applying this, to make sure you get a smooth application of the solution. After it dries, it should work totally fine. I've uploaded a photo of my glasses with one lens having fogkicker and the other lens not having fogkicker. I didn't clean the top of the lens that has fogkicker on it, and you can see that it still gets foggy. That is because there wasn't a good coating, because there was junk on that area of the lens. Where the lens was clean, the coating went on smoothly, and it didnt fog up.

This just didn't work. My snorkeling Mask fogged after a few minutes in the water.

I'm using this on my swimming goggles. It works great! I just put one drop in each eye piece the night before I swim. No fog the next day! I use my finger to wash the fogkicker out of the eye pieces after my swim. (I used a wet tissue on the first pair of goggles. Bad idea! The tissue scratched the plastic -- just as bad as fog!) I tried not reapplying the fogkicker each time. Sometimes it would last for two swims, but sometimes I would start getting some fog the second day, so now I just reapply it every time and I swim completely fog free. Wonderful product!!!

I've always used sea drops because I don't like my mask to fog up when I snorkel. The Sea drops have always worked better than baby shampoo for me. I decided to try this fog kicker on my recent trip to Hawaii. I read the reviews and knew that I needed to let it dry for at least an hour. On the first day I realized I hadn't applied it yet, so I used my traditional sea drops. They worked, but they aren't perfect and I did have to reapply. The next day I remembered to apply the fog kicker the night before. I let it dry overnight and was pleasantly surprised! No fogging up at all! My husband applied the fog kicker about an hour before we snorkeled. It was dry, but he said his experience was not super different than with the sea drops. Maybe I just got lucky and maybe you should truly let it dry overnight? Not certain, but I loved these!