Eugenio,
If the manufacturer's of the Lenspen (patent pending, from memory) have issued a warning, alerting potential customers of cheap knockoffs, then, I'd heed their warning and pay the extra few dollars to protect the many thousands that I've invested in good quality glass. I can't really afford to scratch my lenses.
Over the years, I think I've mentioned this issue a couple of times on this forum.
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Originally Posted by AstroGuy
Have you used or seen a so called imitation one?
I've used the so called imitation lens pens and they have all had the attributes of a good product. They have Microfibre brush and 2 sized Chamoise cleaning cups. Don't know what you're talking about.
There are warnings everywhere in regards to stuff. If you where to use an "authentic lenspen" incorrectly, you would also ruin quality optical glass.
so it's not the pen, it's how and when you apply it's function. Anyway, if you have not seen or used one I don't see the point.
Regards...
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