Lensora Everyday Lens Cleaning Kit
£14.99 GBP
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£14.99 GBP
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Lensora Everyday Lens Cleaning Kit
£14.99 GBP
Sale price
£14.99 GBP
Regular price
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Most lens cleaning sprays are made by people who have never worked with lenses. This one wasn't.
Lensora was built by an Optical Technician working in a professional London glazing lab. Someone who understands lens coatings, lens material, and exactly what damages them over time. The result is a formula with three ingredients, published in full, that cleans thoroughly and damages nothing.
98.45% purified water. A mild surfactant. A globally approved preservative. That's it.
What's included
① Premium aluminium spray bottle (30ml · 35mm × 98.5mm)
② Ultra-fine microfibre cloth
③ Matte black gift box
Safe for
✓ Anti-reflective coatings
✓ Blue-light blocking lenses
✓ Photochromic (Transitions)
✓ Polycarbonate lenses
✓ Camera lenses
✓ Phone screens & watch faces
How to use
Spray — Hold 10cm from the lens. Apply 1–2 pumps to each side.
Wipe — Use the microfibre cloth in a gentle circular motion from centre outward.
Done — Crystal-clear lenses in under 10 seconds. No streaks. No residue.
Full ingredients
98.45% Purified Water (CAS 7732-18-5)
0.8% A19 Surfactant (CAS 85854-32-6)
0.75% Isothiazolinone (CAS 26172-55-4)
Alcohol-free. Ammonia-free. Safe for all lens coatings.
As with all cosmetic preservatives, if you have known skin sensitivities we recommend avoiding direct skin contact with the formula.
Not for use on skin. Keep out of reach of children. Do not swallow.
Common questions
Is Lensora safe for anti-reflective coatings?
Yes. Lensora is alcohol-free and ammonia-free, the two ingredients most likely to damage anti-reflective coatings. It cleans coated lenses safely without clouding or stripping the coating.
What can I clean with the Lensora kit?
The Lensora kit cleans prescription glasses, sunglasses, reading glasses, camera lenses, and phone or tablet screens. It is safe on anti-reflective, blue-light, photochromic and polycarbonate lenses.
Does alcohol damage lens coatings?
Yes, over repeated use. Isopropyl alcohol and ammonia are the ingredients most likely to degrade anti-reflective and blue-light coatings. Lensora is alcohol-free and ammonia-free, so it will not strip them.
Is the Lensora bottle refillable?
Yes. The 30ml aluminium bottle is designed to be kept and refilled with a 120ml Lensora refill, reducing single-use plastic. Refills are sold separately at lensora.uk.
Who makes Lensora?
Lensora is made by Lensora Ltd, a UK company founded by an optical technician. The formula was developed to clean coated lenses without the alcohol and ammonia found in many cheap sprays.
Learn more: Does alcohol damage lens coatings? · How to clean anti-reflective glasses
Designed in the UK · 30ml · Free UK shipping on all orders · 30-day returns