Keep Your Goggles Clear with Jaws Quick Spit Antifog Spray - Just Add Water!

Nathalie B: Je nage tous les jours ... de la buée au bout de 16 longueurs avant utilisation ... de la buée au bout de 16 longueurs avec le SPIT ... inutile :(

Canada on Oct 18, 2023

mark beatty: My daughter loves it.

Canada on Sep 27, 2023

MB: i purchased this since the anti fog coating on my swim goggles were peeling off. this spray has the consistency of spit without the grossness of it. so far it has worked very well and my goggles have not fogged up while swimming. it is important to make sure that the lenses are completely dry before putting on the goggles. i tried putting on my goggles right after i applied the spray and my eyes stung a bit from the chemicals still lingering in the air but that was my fault

additionally, this spray is also a good way to kill mosquitos. a mosquito landed near me and i was able to spray it with the anti fog spray before it flew off since it did not see any movement from the spray and the mosquito was temporarily immobilized which gave me time to fully kill it

United States on Sep 22, 2023

Steven Peck: I got the impression this stuff would last for several days between applications, but it really requires applying each day in order to work

United States on Sep 10, 2023

Chris H.: Works really well to prevent fogging on swimming goggles. Spraying inside the goggles and wiping dry, it will be effective for up to 2 swim sessions but I prefer to reapply each session for the best experience.

Canada on Sep 10, 2023

Larry Alder: I am an experienced swimmer and I have tried lots of products including TYR Ant-Fog Spray and Aqua sphere Sea-Clear Anti Fog with some success on my swim goggles but I got some new Zone3 Vapour goggles which I liked the goggle fit but they just kept fogging. I was almost about to give up on them when I made one last try with the Jaws Spit Anti Fog and it solved the issue. I put two sprays on each inside lens. You will notice it is a much thicker solution then other brands. I then lightly use my finger to lightly spread it over each lens not pressing my finger too hard. I know goggle manufacturers say don't use figure but this stuff is think and needs to be spread. I do this in the locker room and then walk out to the pool so it sits for about 1-2 minutes on the lens. I then splash my face with pool water to make sure my face is near water temperature. I then gently rinse the goggles in the pool and put them on and start swimming. I have had no fogging after that on any of my swims. I do this routine every swim which I am fine with so I am not sure how many swims the coating lasts for. I rarely write reviews but this product helped me so much I wanted to let others know how my...

United States on Sep 02, 2023

J S Lachapelle: Worked as advertised.

Canada on Aug 15, 2023

Alan Seidenfeld: Spit works well. It last for a couple of hours.

United States on Jul 22, 2023

dsharm190: Tried this out and seems to work well. I do have to apply it after each swim. On the down side, if you are swimming and get water in your googles, this solution will cause your eyes to burn. not ideal on a triathlon or race but the pain of racing usually will out weighs the eye burn.

United States on Jun 30, 2023

Gregory Boyce: I'm a virtual tour creator photographer so I'm walking/hiking/canoeing a lot and I need sunglasses that don't fog up when I stop to take a shot. I had high hopes for this stuff but alas it doesn't work very well.
First issue: instructions say for glasses to spray some on and let it evaporate off, then buff gently. Well it sprays on in big drops and never evaporates. I left it for an hour and it was still just big drops. So I smudged the drops over the lenses and waited another half hour; still wet. So I wiped it around with a lens tissue. Just a blurry film. More wiping and it cleared up so I went for my hike and when I stopped - bam - fog city.
Second issue: Having failed the first attempt, I decided to use the underwater mask instructions. Sprayed the stuff on my glasses (different ones than the first test), wiped it around with my fingers to cover the lenses, then washed it off with running water and let the water drops run to the bottom edge of the frames where if let a lens tissue absorb them. So I didn't touch the lens or buff them or anything. Then I went for my hike. When I stopped - bam/2 only half of each lens fogged up, the sections next to my nose right where I...

Canada on Mar 13, 2023