Are you a spectacle wearer who is always on the go? Organise your own spectacle cleaning-and-repair travel kit!
A typical kit you can find in stores contains a 15 mL cleaning solution, cleaning cloth, keyring screwdriver, mini-screws and nosepad.
Yours can look like this:
Microfibre cleaning cloth
Prevent lint and tiny scratches from appearing on your lenses by always bringing your optometrist-prescribed microfibre cloth. What makes microfibres more effective in cleaning than cotton is that the microfibres attach themselves to even the smallest dirt particle which cotton cloth fibres just brush past, resulting in a cleaner lens surface with every wipe.
Small bottle of lens cleaner spray
A small mist spray can contain your lens cleaner solution which you can easily pull from your kit anytime there’s a need to spritz away germs. You can get good-quality lens cleaners at the optometrists.
Keyring screwdriver
A keyring screwdriver is one of the most useful keyrings you can carry, especially if you wear spectacles. Choose one that has both flat and cross head inserts. Precious for those moments your nosepad screw gets loose and your friendly optician isn’t around to help. You can also use this on your mobile phones!
Spare mini screws and nosepads
There’s probably a chance you won’t need to change screws and nosepads while you’re shopping or on vacation, but these are so lightweight you won’t notice them tucked inside your kit. Who knows what could happen along the way, right?
A case to hold everything in
A kit isn’t a kit without a case! Choose your favourite design and shape. You can go from posh designer to nifty ones you can get at the dollar store—whatever rocks your boat!