There are multiple products you can buy to fix minor scratches. You can get them online and sometimes you can even find them in Wal-mart.
ChickenLicken on February 6th, 2012
This is going to sound weird but try a little bit of peanut butter on a soft cloth… just dip the cloth in peanut butter, rub on the lense(s) especially on the scratch for a few minutes, then wash the lense(s) with warm water, and see how the scratch looks, if it’s still there but less noticeable, try a little bit more peanut butter, if it’s still exactly the same as it was before quit using peanut butter.
Or try: Lens Doctor Eyeglass Scratch Repair. It’ll cost you about $13, but it comes in handy for times like this. Call your optomotrists office, they should be able to tell you where to purchase it.
Hope this helps.
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WellBalanced
on February 6th, 2012
There are multiple products you can buy to fix minor scratches. You can get them online and sometimes you can even find them in Wal-mart.
ChickenLicken
on February 6th, 2012
This is going to sound weird but try a little bit of peanut butter on a soft cloth… just dip the cloth in peanut butter, rub on the lense(s) especially on the scratch for a few minutes, then wash the lense(s) with warm water, and see how the scratch looks, if it’s still there but less noticeable, try a little bit more peanut butter, if it’s still exactly the same as it was before quit using peanut butter.
Or try: Lens Doctor Eyeglass Scratch Repair. It’ll cost you about $13, but it comes in handy for times like this. Call your optomotrists office, they should be able to tell you where to purchase it.
Hope this helps.