Pancro Professional Lens Cleaner 4oz. Spray Bottle

The best cleaner I have ever used for cleaning eye glasses and photographic lenses. No residue, streak free, and quick drying. Expensive but worth it and a bottle lasts a long time. I use it with Kimtech Science KimWipes..

As a professional photographer, I have tried many lens cleaning solution ... this product is the best I have used. It is officially recommended by ARRI for use on their motion picture cameras, and is the choice of cinematographers in the movie industry. I highly recommend, along with a high end micro fiber cloth like K2.

I have been a loyal user for ROR (residual oil remover) for years, and never bothered to try anything else. I first heard about Pancro is from a YouTube video that the person claimed this was better than ROR. Since I just used up my last bottle and ROR has increased its sale price, I decided to give Pancro a shot though it is more expensive. The first time I applied this with my KimWipes on my glasses and cheap lens, I can clearly see the huge difference it made. It suddenly made the lens crystal clear like a breeze! I had no doubt to apply this to my other more expensive lenses and the glass elements are shining like new! This is by far the best investment I ever made. I will definitely use it from now on for all of my camera lenses.

Works great on your eye glasses or your screens.

Pricey (very!) but it works. Ostensibly you’re just buying some alcohol and distilled water. But most other solutions I’ve tried leave streaks and this doesn’t. And with its reputation among professional photographers and cinematographers, I don’t feel quite so nervous using it on a $2400 Takahashi telescope and equivalent value eyepieces. I actually have a grab bag of solvents: this, a Takahashi enzymatic solution and acetone. Among them, I can usually find one or a combination that clears most dew, eyelash oil or plain muck. Strongly recommend using with boxes of Kim Wipes, a lot of Kim Wipes. Fair warning, it does evaporate slowly from the bottle. Not sure what to do about that.

On the pricy side but it's the best lens cleaner I've ever used. Leaves zero streak. I use it with Kimwipes.

Obviously awesome.

It's just an expensive bottle of isopropyl alcohol. It leaves streaks easily, and the nozzle is hard to press. This results in a lot of product being wasted with every use. Just buy 90% IPA. It's the same thing but cheaper. I guess I'll still be looking for a true, non-streaking lens cleaner.