C+HParagon OLC Optic Lens Cleaner | Red Dot Cleaner for Gun Sights, Optic Lens, and Scopes

This is a must for my Pistol Mounted Optic. Affordable and will last years!

Works really well on the reticle of my sight.

The lens cleaner is undeniably effective. It works extremely well, easily taking off carbon and lubricant splatter, leaving optics crystal clear without any streaks or residue. It's also easy to use, and I feel confident that it’s safe for high-quality lenses. My only gripe is for how small the bottle is, it's quite expensive, especially for those of us who clean our optics regularly.If budget isn’t a concern and you’re looking for the best, Paragon OLC is a solid choice. However, the steep price makes it hard to justify giving it a full 5 stars.

Followed instructions to clean the lens on a HoloSun 507c and 407c. Product description said it would work with HoloSun. Left a film on the lens. Took mild soap and water to clean off film, worked on it for about three hours.In my experience I would not recommend this product.

I use these for my riflescopes and binoculars. superb product

Great product!

Yes, use this before you even think of the cat crap brand, paste or spray. This stuff is much much better!

I was familiar with Paragon from their WLC (Weapon Light Cleaner). It was being sold by respected dealers (Cloud, Modlite, and Big Tex) and had been recommended to me by people within the industry that I trusted. I had heard that they were going to release a optic cleaner in May of this year and put the OLC and WLC on the list of supplies to pick up later. Work got busy and I never got around to pick up the combo pack. So I was really glad to see this up for review!First things first, this is the genuine Paragon OLC, a decent amount of stuff like this is counterfeit on Amazon. I can confirm that this is the real deal. It comes in a large plastic cleaning tube filled with 10 oz of Paragon OLC and a keychain style microfiber cleaning cloth (the kind that practically everyone attaches to their gear for optics cleaning). It's a pretty generous sized tube that will accommodate a second bottle if you have it. There's also a QR code on cardboard that will direct you to the Paragon website.For testing, I use this on my slide-mounted RMR on my EDC piece. As you can imagine, an open emitter optic on a handgun that's primarily carried AIWB by someone who works in the backcountry for long periods, the glass gets pretty filthy pretty quickly. The cleaning solution is in a glass vial with a sturdy cap that you need to break the plastic seal to open. As instructed, I turned it upside down tapped the bottom of the vial and dropped three droplets of liquid onto one side of the optic. After a quick rub with a cotton swab the optic glass already looked orders of magnitude better. I then decided to clean the other side of the optic before wiping it down with the included microfiber. This time I had a little bit more trouble getting drops to flow out of the vial but eventually it started flowing again when I shook it with the cap on screwed back on. As before, spreading it around with the cotton swab produced an immediate difference. I then gently clean both sides of the optic with the microfiber and optic clarity was amazing. Like straight out of the factory good. I have not been able to get it this clear using other product solutions.I don't know what's in this formula but whatever it is it cleans better than everything else I've used over the years. MSRP on this is a little pricey but since you're only using a few drops at a time you should get a decent amount of use out of it and as mentioned it works really well. Furthermore as of review, the OLC sold here on Amazon is available at a pretty hefty discount so at the discount price I would call it a no-brainer. I think it's a worthwhile expense for cleaning optics. I fully expect to purchase OLC and WLC on my own dime in the near future.