Cleaning solutions | Bollé Safety

If you want to improve the lifespan of your ballistic glasses, it is highly recommended to maintain your glasses with a suitable cleaning solution. Bollé Safety's B-Clean range offers various cleaning products such as tissues and sprays that facilitate the maintenance of your tactical and ballistic glasses. Discover our B-Clean cleaning solutions quickly.

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B100

100 cleaning premoistened tissues dispenser

$16

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B401

200 multi-function dry cleaning tissues

$12.50

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B402

Lens cleaner (spray) 500ml

$9.50

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B411

Lens cleaner (spray) 250ml

$6.50

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B412

Lens cleaner (spray) 50ml

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B500

500 cleaning premoistened tissues dispenser

$51

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cleaning solution for ballistic glasses

Choosing the ideal cleaning solution for your ballistic glasses

Why is it important to clean your tactical glasses?

The lifespan of your ballistic glasses would be significantly improved with regular cleaning. It is crucial to use suitable cleaning solutions to maintain your ballistic glasses. Having clean and well-maintained protective glasses will allow you to increase your protection during your outings.

How to take care of your ballistic glasses and tactical masks?

Step 1: Rinse your ballistic glasses with cold water to remove dust from the lenses. Step 2: Use our B-Clean Bollé Safety spray or wipes to clean your glasses. Step 3: Dry your lenses without scratching them with a microfiber wipe. Step 4: Store and transport your ballistic glasses in a case. Find our Bollé Safety cases here

If your lenses or frames are in poor condition, change the glasses to ensure maximum safety. Discover more tips on our blog: https://www.bolle-safety.com/articles/

Things to avoid to ensure the durability of your ballistic glasses

It is not recommended to use hot water on the lenses; the coating on the lens would be damaged. Avoid cleaning your glasses with your fingers, a tissue, or clothing, as the lenses could be scratched. The use of solvents, alcohol, or household cleaner to clean glasses does not work; it simply makes the lens opaque.