I never use any cleaner to clean mg glasses. I have to wear glasses everyday for everything. I only ever breathe onto each lens and then clean with a tissue – don’t use aloe Vera or other added scent ones as they will jusf smudge. My glasses do not seem to scratch from this method and I get plenty of wear from them before I replace.

I always use the nice and hot dish water before I do the dishes, it works perfect

I would bee interested in the answers too. At the moment I just rinse mine under water and dry with a soft cloth.

I would tell this to the optometrist and make sure you have a thorough eye test. I sometimes use plain water on soft tissue and it seems fine to me .

Norwex sell an optic scarf which is great for this.
https://norwexbiz.com.au/?p=n&sectid=4&cid=6&pid=305204 (there are a few different designs). You can find a norwex consultant on the homepage if you are interested.

I would first try a little dishwashing liquid and warm water, and if that doesn’t clean them well enough, then a little diluted vinegar.

Vinegar and water works really well

Try 2 drops of vinegar mixed with 8 drops of water in a washed out spray bottle.

just wash them or a little vinegar in water and spray that on

Like others I use a tiny drop of detergent on the lenses and gently rub under running warm water, or sometimes just water. I don’t like the bought products either, they have a strong smell so no wonder they affect our eyes.

water is ok ? you could have a try.

Vinegar, it works amazingly to clean glass!

I just use a little drop of dishwashing liquid and find that works well for me.

Try using diluted vinegar in water it’s helped me.

Try using dilute vinegar.. Although most of the time I just use the cloth that gets supplied with the glasses and wipe very well..

I hope you find a suitable thing to keep your glasses clean

I tried just using water today, and it didn’t really get rid of some of the marks on the glasses. Will give the diluted vinegar a try.

have you thought about putting vinegar diluted in water in a spray bottle and trying that?

will diluted vinegar work ?

With my sunglasses i find running them under warm water then using a fibre cloth to wipe them