Fog Away, 75ml - Premium Anti fog spray, de-misting treatment for motorcycle helmet visors, goggles, glasses, windscreens, and mirrors. Prevents steaming up, heat condensation.

One of the biggest bugbears when riding a motorbike at this time of year is, when wearing a balaclava, or cover over your mouth and nose, when you stop at a jumction, or traffic lights, your warm breath rises and steams up your glasses, or goggles. I put the Fog Away on the inside of my glasses this weekend and the problem was solved.

DangerousVisor steamed up immediately

Need to do a few times and works well

I’ve used on my motorbike’s helmet.Its effectiveness it’s on doubt, didn’t really work for me. I carefully apply on the inside part couple of time, but I got the same result, works for a bit but than fog and blur will make it unusable!Don’t think I will buy it again.Can’t put lower than 3 stars since it does something but for the price, I think it’s not worthy

Worked well in cold weather.

This is just dreadful . Does nothing to stop steaming up and if anything just smears your vidor. Don't waste your money .!!

I’m not necessarily using this for the most exciting of applications, but I’ve always had trouble with my protective goggles steaming up when they’re used for extended power tool sessions. They’d be okay for short durations but after a while they would inevitably steam up and I'd have to break my workflow to clean them off, power through half-blind or just remove them, all of which are far from ideal. I gave my goggles a long overdue clean with a microfibre cloth using some glasses cleaner to prep them for this fog-away product and to give it the best chance of working. The process is pretty straightforward and takes 30 seconds to a few minutes, it just varies depending on how many layers you’re wanting to apply. You pretty much spray some onto the lens or microfibre cloth and buff it into the lens until it clears up.Even just the one layer applied on the inside of the goggles has cleared up any hint of steaming from general use, and even exhaling directly onto the lens doesn’t even show any fogging. After the application, I haven’t noticed a difference from the clarity before and after buffing it onto the surface. I also gave it a go on one half of the bathroom mirror and after four coatings of the solution it remained condensation free after a hot shower, so this product seems to work fine on larger surface areas too.Unfortunately I couldn’t recreate the impressive results from the goggles and mirror on my glasses, I’ve tried multiple layers with a fresh microfibre and a cleaned surface and couldn’t get a decent result that made a difference. I also had more issues getting a streak free finish on the smaller surface. There is a slight improvement in how long it takes condensation to clear from the surface but it doesn’t result in a guaranteed or even significant reduction on glasses even after several coatings. Maybe it's an incompatibility with my glass's or an application issue but I'm not overly impressed with the results on a standard pair of glasses, which are listed in the title as something this product is intended for.At the end of the day this is an expensive bottle of diluted surfactant and the same results can be achieved with a bunch of different household items. Which includes dish soap, shaving cream and baby shampoo just to name a few. If you’re okay with the £9.99 price for 75ml and just want a quick pre-made and convenient option, this might be worth trying, but the effectiveness varies wildly based on the intended application from my experience so far.

Arrived on time, perfect Christmas present