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Best anti-fog treatment for eyeglasses?

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fuzzybabybunny
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I have to wear eyeglasses when I ski and unfortunately they fog up almost immediately with my new helmet (lack of ventilation compared to my old helmet). My old helmet didn't have the same issue.

I need some recommendations for a good anti-fog spray that I can buy in a Walmart or something for eyeglasses.

A ski shop sold me this and it is absolutely useless, as in it fogs seconds after application:

http://www.kuusport.ca/product/anti-fog-spray/
Mar 22 2018 2:03AM
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Rum_Ham
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get smith turbofan goggles
Mar 22 2018 2:30AM
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fuzzybabybunny
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Rum_Hamget smith turbofan goggles


I have the Turbofan Prophecy. The Turbofan broke after a couple years, which was ok because my helmet provided enough ventilation and airflow, but not anymore with this new helmet. Right now I'm saving up for the IOX TurboFan Asian Fit. For the time being I need something cheap to prevent fogging.
Mar 22 2018 2:58AM
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HypeBeast
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I've heard forehead grease works quite well to prevent fogging.
Mar 23 2018 2:29AM
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profa_212
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Band aids stuck on the inside of goggles where it's not ventilation helps.


Try dive anti-fog as well.
Mar 24 2018 8:16PM
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HypeBeast
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Or get Lasik
Mar 25 2018 1:11PM
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TreewellMagnet
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I've tried most of the anti fog treatments (sprays, waxes, cloths, home remedies etc.)

The best luck I've had has been with iox turbo fan goggles. They work fine but they are put together cheaply and I can see them easily breaking as the wire that connects the battery pack to the fan is flimsy. This should have been better thought out but once you get them running they do a good job of keeping the fog at bay. In any case i think they have a decent warranty on them which you might need to use if you purchase a pair. Found mine on sale on evo for 150 ish USD.

The next best thing to this if you are still going to use glasses is an anti fog coating called cat crap. It lasts for around 45 mins to an hour on your glasses.
Mar 25 2018 1:48PM
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