Is this solution alcohol free for AR lenses?
1296653
It does smell like alcohol, but it says that it is safe and effective for all AR-coated lenses. I've been using it on my AR-coated lenses for several years, without any problems.
1296654
It does not mention alcohol but it does say "Safe and effective on all Anti-Reflective (AR) coated lenses."
1296655
Should be. I use it on my AR lenses. Been months now and I am more than happy. Hope this helps!
1296656
This is the same cleaner my eye doctor sells for anti reflective lenses. I don't think it contains alcohol. It states on the bottle that it is safe for AR lenses.
1296657
The main ingredient is isopropanol, 10%. MSDS: http://www.visionaidinc.com/LensClean-msds.html
1296658
I emailed them for an ingredients list. Whilst they didnt provide me with one, they responded with the following info:Our lens cleaner liquid contains a mixture of different-Anionic surfactantsNon-ionic surfactantsAnti-bacterial agentspH adjusting agentIsopropyl alcohol andDI water
1296659
To quote the back of the bottle, "Safe and effective on all anti-reflective (AR) coated lenses." This product was recommended where I bought my glasses. It does not list the ingredients however.
1296660
I tried to find out the ingredients. Could not find them on any packaging. I called the company and was told there are trace amounts of alcohol in the cleaner. I can smell it in the cleaner. Now I am wondering if it is safe for my lenses as my optician told me no alcolhol or amonia cleaners or the lenses would not be guaranteed and he would not recommend them anyway.
1296661
I don't think so. The "ingredients" aren't listed on the bottle I have, but it smells strongly of isopropyl alcohol.That said, it specifically says OK for AR lenses, and I've been using it for a couple of years with no issues.
1296662
Do not know what ar lenses are, I have crizal plastic coated lenses, it seems to work well with them
563846
Kelly, My wife said that it is alcohol free. She likes it very much and will buy more of this make up remover!Best RegardsSergio
2001161
I don't have any on hand to verify but I do recall an alcohol smell when using. I'm currently using Zeiss, not out of preference but more a convenience issue. The Zeiss were next to the register at local drugstore.
849001
Yes. Make sure you sanitize with alcohol after use. I use a small spray bottle. I don't recommend using anything higher than 1.0... I personally like this product. U won't see immediate results so be patient.
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alcohol is usually added as a preservative and this item is preservative-free! Homeopathic Cineraria Maritima can treat cataracts as well as prevent the development of future vision disorders with few side effects and can be used long term
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I contacted Alcon regarding the length of time you use the "cleaning" case. I was told you could use it for 2 -12 oz. bottles then it should be discarded and replaced. Keep in mind that each bottle should be used within 90 days of opening. And it certainly has extended the life of my lenses and the comfort!
1824150
I wasn't sure what medical alcohol was so I just use RUBBING alcohol it still sanitizes :) I'm sorry I don't sell it.
171353
Cant answer that yet, I havent went through a bottle yet. But I can say doing the lenses does not require much compound. This kit should get me through atleast 25+ cars.
529715
I threw the box away so I cannot answer that with certainty, but my guess would be that it does contain alcohol. Don't know about aluminum. Hope that helps.
2159348
Hi there, it does not contain synthetic isopropyl alcohol; but it does include 14% natural grain alcohol.....which is naturally produced during the fermentation process of grains. If you have highly sensative areas on your face, use it every other day, because if you are sensative to either ingredient you will be able to manage the reaction better.
797445
The cleaner contains a dry film lubricant similar to Molykote® 557 Silicone Dry Film Lubricant made by Dow Corning. It is not simply isopropyl alcohol. I would add Johnson & Johnson Baby Oil to the alcohol if I were trying to "stretch it." (Actually, I would not try to "stretch it.")
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Nope alcohol free! You can find a full list of ingredients on their website fundamentalearth.com
637181
It does contain something called "Denatured Alcohol." But I used it the way they recommend the first 2 days then I would just soak a tissue and put it down in his ear canal and wipe off the inside of his ear. He does not have any flakiness that I can see. Hope it helps!!
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I looked up the MSDS and it has "not available" on the Ph data line. This said, its unlikely you'll get an answer to your question even if you called the manufacturer. I've included a link to mfg MSDS: http://www.medline.com/product/See-Clear-Lens-Cleaning-Wipes/Cleaning-Supplies/Z05-PF11518
712430
Unfortunately, it is not. Isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol does remove it, though, if semi-permanent works for your needs.
2011467
Yes, you can use Isopropyl alcohol but it will very sooty. Denatured alcohol or ethyl alcohol is recommended.
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"(1) Isopropyl alcohol can be used instead of Cleaner F1."http://www.fujitsu.com/global/services/computing/peripheral/scanners/product/consumables/