Question On Lens Cleaning Kit

[WavecloudCustoms]

I reckon the best thing is to avoid cleaning stuff nowadays. I was fan until I saw it eat into my XX lenses once. That was OEM stuff too.

 

[flyer]

"Free refills" is an Oakley legacy policy. It would not surprise me to find that Lux now lets individual stores determine wether or not to continue that policy, but at their own expense. You may imagine what you may receive for "free", from the back room of the store...
For what it's worth, I use Zeiss cleaner, as it is inexpensive, readily available, and I can be confident in the brand name on the bottle.

 

[QLR1]

"Free refills" is an Oakley legacy policy. It would not surprise me to find that Lux now lets individual stores determine wether or not to continue that policy, but at their own expense. You may imagine what you may receive for "free", from the back room of the store...
For what it's worth, I use Zeiss cleaner, as it is inexpensive, readily available, and I can be confident in the brand name on the bottle.

It still holds true. I've been to SGH with my Oakley branded bottles and I've had mostly issues. The one time I had a problem was at a SGH counter at Macy's.

I keep some Zeiss at home... I rarely go to the mall or ang Lux outlets.

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