Keeping your lenses clean
To maintain the optical brilliance of your Viper binoculars, it is
important to keep the lens surfaces free of dirt, oils and dust. On
occasion, the lenses of your binoculars will need to be cleaned. It’s
important to recognize that there are some guidelines to follow
when cleaning.
First, be sure the lenses are free of dust or grit before wiping to
prevent any scratching on the glass. Clean by using a can of pressurized
air or a soft camel's hair brush (acrylic optical brushes are also available
and work well).
Second, fog the lenses with your own breath to help clear the lens of
smudges, fingerprints or eyelash oil. Use only a non-abrasive cloth
such as the provided lens cloth, silk, or chamois. Cleaning fluid and
optical paper is available and can be used as well. NEVER use facial
tissue, heavy cotton or flannel clothing as such items can scratch your lenses.
Finally, to reduce the need for cleaning, utilize the rainguard, objective
lens caps, and carry case to protect your binoculars in the field.
Caution!
Never look directly into the sun (or any other intensive light source)
while using your Viper binoculars (or any binoculars)! This could
damage the retina and cornea of your eyes and even cause blindness!
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