I was hoping someone might be able to help here. I know there are lots
of different anti-fog gels on the market. One that springs to mind is
SEA GOLD for diving masks. Does anyone know what the "active"
ingredient(s) are in any of these anti-fog products? Added to that,
possibly the percentages in the mix? Thanks.
Michael Painter - 27 Jul 2003 03:00 GMT
> I was hoping someone might be able to help here. I know there are lots
> of different anti-fog gels on the market. One that springs to mind is
> SEA GOLD for diving masks. Does anyone know what the "active"
> ingredient(s) are in any of these anti-fog products? Added to that,
> possibly the percentages in the mix? Thanks.
As an instructor in class when my mask was off and on a lot, I did find one
of the newer gels to be better than what I have been using since the Navy
tested them all in the 70's. Joy soap.
Baby shampoo is probably an even better choice for the few times I've put
more than a drop in a mask.
I always carried a squeeze bottle of Joy and used it both for my mask and
for showers afterward.
You can buy a *lot* of baby shampoo for the cost of an ounce of Sea Gold.
jer - 27 Jul 2003 06:29 GMT
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> Baby shampoo is probably an even better choice for the few times I've put
> more than a drop in a mask.
I've used this for years and years without regret.

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Firewalker - 28 Jul 2003 01:47 GMT
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> > Baby shampoo is probably an even better choice for the few times I've put
> > more than a drop in a mask.
>
> I've used this for years and years without regret.
or tears.
Joe 123 - 29 Jul 2003 16:06 GMT
I always have good success w/ silicones.
Causes the water to form drops rather than a continuous layer. But
silicones would not be good for plastics. Quats would suffice for plastics.
> I was hoping someone might be able to help here. I know there are lots
> of different anti-fog gels on the market. One that springs to mind is
> SEA GOLD for diving masks. Does anyone know what the "active"
> ingredient(s) are in any of these anti-fog products? Added to that,
> possibly the percentages in the mix? Thanks.