SEAC Unisex's Biogel, Antifog for Dive

I got this for a some rated safety goggles to use for airsoft and it works well, I found it best to squirt a little bit onto the inside of the lens, spread it out with my finger then just let it dry and mop up the rest.Instructions say to cover both sides and rinse off, I found rinsing off to be unnecessary and makes the goggles fog up faster

I never quite trust the spray on the dive boat and a misted mask can ruin a dive. Ten minutes of the dive to go so do I flood and drain my mask or put up with it? Much prefer knowing I’ll have a clear mask throughout. This stuff is very reliable. However barely lasted the whole trip (48 dives on a Liveaboard) and wasn’t easy to spray. Took the top off in the end and poured a drop in. Nicely viscous ( a bit like spit😂)

I decided to buy this anti fog spray over others but I wasn’t happy as it burst. At the start it was good for stopping my swimming goggles from fogging but after I left it for just over a week on my wardrobe I found a crack in it and all of the substance had spilled out through no fault of my own. I wouldn’t recommend this one because of that but maybe I received a faulty one. Otherwise I wouldn’t criticize the actual product.

Brilliant product! But 2 weeks delivery isn't good

This product is brilliant. As a keen swimmer, it can be frustrating when the inside of you google steam up before you have done a length of the pool- losing time and rhythm in your swimming as you de-fog. One squirt of this product wiped onto both sides of the goggles stops misting - leaving you to just get on enjoying your time in the pool. Highly recommended- the first thing I pack when off to the pool.

I've used quite a few antifog topical treatments for my swimming goggles - this is the 1st one that has worked, keeping them clear for up to 4 swims!I was surprised reading recent negative reviews! After cleaning my goggles - 1 squirt of gel - spread it with my finger over all over the inside of the goggle - leave it to dry - only gently rinse your goggles when you get in the water before your next swim - it works!!!

I recently tried the SEAC Unisex’s Biogel Antifog for diving masks, and unfortunately, it didn’t meet my expectations. Here’s my honest review:What I Like:• Easy to Apply: The gel is easy to apply onto the lens of the mask. The instructions are simple, and it doesn’t take long to use before a dive.• Mild Improvement: There was a slight improvement in fogging — my mask didn’t fog up immediately — but the effect was minimal and didn’t last very long underwater.What I Dislike:• Limited Effectiveness: The antifog effect is very weak. After just a short time in the water, my mask still fogged up, making it difficult to enjoy the dive properly.• Short Duration: Even when it worked a little, the antifog protection didn’t last long. For longer dives or repeated sessions, it felt like I might as well not have used anything.• Not Reliable: Compared to other antifog products I’ve tried, SEAC Biogel just doesn’t provide the reliable, long-lasting fog protection I was hoping for, especially for serious underwater use.Value for Money:Given how little it improved the fogging issue, I don’t think the SEAC Biogel offers good value for money. There are other antifog solutions on the market that perform better for a similar or even lower price.Conclusion:Overall, I was disappointed with SEAC Unisex’s Biogel Antifog. While it’s easy to apply and might offer a very slight improvement, it doesn’t deliver the strong antifog protection needed for diving or even snorkeling. If you need something truly effective for your mask, I would recommend looking at other options.Would I buy it again? No.

Works well but only once, needs reapplying each time