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Now the world's best anti-fog comes in a spray! Quick spit anti-fog works on anything that fogs including dive masks, swim goggles, paintball masks, sport goggles, ski goggles, eye wear, windows, binoculars, scopes & more. Apply wet or dry - Quick spit is so convenient and easy to apply... SPRAY, DUNK and GO! Over 200 pumps per bottle! Quick spit antifog ...see what you're missing... quicker!
1 oz. works on glass & plastic Made with natural ingredients Hypo-allergenic Alcohol free Colorless & odorless Tear free Spray solution Apply to wet or dry surface Pump cap
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Goggle Accessories
Avg. Customer Rating:
(Based on 89 Reviews)
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Horrible Product. Do not buy. |
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Bob
from CA
on 1/26/2012
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This product does not work AT ALL. It worked for the first 20-30 minutes of practice, then seems to wear off. I avoided the speedo brand one due to bad reviews, but I just bought a tyr antifog and it worked like a charm. I highly suggest anyone to go for that instead.
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Wipe Quick Spit Dry |
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Khaki
from Dayton, OH
on 1/1/2012
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I followed the instructions but it work for 1/2 hour. I usually prepared my goggles the night before, but one time I got sidetrack and let the formula dry overnight, instead of starting over I just wiped the residue with a clean soft cloth until it appeared clear. It worked 1 hour in the pool and not a fog. I am planning to see If one application will work for 2 days swim.
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Ups and Downs... |
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Anonymous
from Nowhere
on 9/1/2011
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I swim six days a week for at least an hour and a half a day, and this product is great! It keeps your goggles crystal clear, and they usually don't fog up for a good while (been fine through day swim meets too). However, if you rub it too often or dip it in water once applied, some may come off and result in a bit of fogging, but it's really not too bad. My only "problem" is that once I start using it on a pair of goggles, I always have to use it every single time or they'll fog up in no time even if they're brand new. So I wouldn't use them until you absolutely need to. But besides that, they are fantastic!
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Painfull Spit! |
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Michael
from Pasadena, CA
on 7/21/2011
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I applied as directed and within one lap had severe chemical burns of both eyes (cornea and conjunctivas). Lost three days of swimming and cost an Urgent Care visit. BAD PRODUCT
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Worked as good as expected |
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Kevin S.
from Paducah, KY
on 3/31/2011
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I used these on some of my swedes which are notorious for fogging. It worked great on a warm-up into a 500 (a little over 1,000 yds.) However, once I took them off and out of habbit, I dipped them in the water they started fogging up again. The next time out, I avoided getting any water in the goggles after a set and they did not fog. So I guess as long as there is a fine coating of this in goggles it will work perfectly, but if that happens to get washed out, all bets are off. It is definitely better than nothing though, and I will buy more. It is the only anti-fog I have used that didn't even slightly burn my eyes.
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crystal clear |
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okawriver
from Taylorville, IL
on 3/7/2011
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Finally. I have tried many things and those that worked seemed to bother my eyes. I tried this on my oldest goggles and it exceeded my expectations. I do have to use it every swim though. So far I am very pleased.
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