Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner, Portable Professional Ultrasonic Cleaner for Cleaning Jewelry Eyeglasses Watches Shaver Heads

Couldn’t believe how dirty my glasses were until I used this

The amount of gunk this little cleaner got out of my glasses was incredible. We’ve used it for eyeglasses, SS bracelet, and his mouth night guard. Don’t know what took me long to buy this! We did order the 20oz size in order for larger frame glasses to fit. I was afraid the 12oz might not cover our entire frames.

I am picky about my glasses being clean. I like them to be spotless. I never found anything that worked as well as this cleaner. I pop them in every morning and have pristine lenses! I found it also got my jewelry sparkling clean. I also use it now to clean my nighttime molded plastic retainers. This cleaner is well worth it. 100% recommend!!

This ultrasonic jewelry does the job! You won’t be disappointed I promise you that.

Works as described and although I have only used it for glasses, it has performed wonderfully and gave several pairs of glasses a deep clean.

I highly recommend this little guy!!!! All it takes is a good 30 seconds & your jewelry, water resistant watches & /or gadgets, & eyeglasses will look brand new!!!! I love this thing!!!!

It’s great

Inexpensive, easy to use, and it does a great job….what’s not to like?

Cleaned jewelry quickly. took about 5 minutes

I bought this specifically for cleaning my eyeglasses. I have the worst time keeping my glasses clean using a traditional approach such as lens spray, there are always streaks and smudges that I can never seem to completely eliminate and it drives me nuts. This works better. Run my glasses for 1-2 cycles, wipe with a clean lens cloth, and boom - perfectly clear lenses! I use Ultrasonic Jewelry/Eye Wear Cleaning Solution Concentrate solution, one capful mixed with warm tap water. I change the solution every 3-4 days. My only complaint is that the power port tends to get wet. The container has practically no lip to prevent the liquid from running over, and you need to have it pretty much full to the brim to completely submerge my eyeglasses. This leads to liquid running over the side, some of which ends up in the power port. Now there is a mechanism that wont let the device run if the power port is wet, but still Id rather they had designed it so the water didnt get in there in the first place. If I had to do it again Id have bought the larger model so I wouldnt need to keep the reservoir so full.