Is LENS PEN better than what I have used previously? Yes. Laboratory test show that the innovative LENS PEN outperforms other lens cleaning systems. (See microscopic photographs below.)

Microscopic photograph of a lens surface marked with a regular fingerprint.
	The same surface cleaned for 10 seconds using a high quality optical cloth.
The same surface cleaned for 10 seconds using a high quality optical tissue.
	The same surface cleaned for 10 seconds using LENS PEN.

LENS PEN is environmentally friendly.
LENS PEN requires no solvents and, unlike lens tissues, creates no waste.

LENS PEN reduces static charge.
Independent lab tests confirm that LENS PEN will substantially reduce the amount of electrostatic charge on the lens surface. This feature is important, as electrostatic charge attracts dust and causes it to adhere to lenses.

Is LENS PEN Safe For All Lenses?

ABSOLUTELY. The cleaning tip of LENS PEN consists of the softest suitable materials, and is assembled in a "clean room" environment. this assures that the cleaning tip is free of any unwanted foreign substances. Independent lab test confirm that LENS PEN is safe for all lenses and lens coatings even after prolong use. In fact, microscopic photographs show that unlike other systems, LENS PEN is absolutely safe for all your lenses. Moreover, the unique cap of LENS PEN us also designed to keep the cleaning tip protected while not in use.

IMPORTANT: LENS PEN is intended for cleaning photographic, video and binocular lenses only! For maximum performance and safety to the lens, use LENS PEN according to instructions provided. Careless use may cause damage to lens coating. LENS PEN is manufactured in a "clean room" environment to assure that the cleaning tip is free of any unwanted hard particles when purchased.

Why Do Lenses Need To Be Cleaned?

Used regularly, lenses accumulated airborne contaminants, such as dust, or user generated contaminants, such as fingerprints. These contaminants, if left on the lens surface, will cause flare and diffusion of the image taken, resulting in poor picture quality. More importantly, irreversible damage may be caused to your lens coating in the form of a permanent mark if fingerprints are not removed as soon as possible.