Introduction to New Innovation! POSTED ON JANUARY 12, 2017 BY MEGAN BUCCHIANERI Sven Can See® introduces an
instant anti-fog/anti-frost solution AT the 2017 OUTDOOR RETAILER Holbrook, MA – Most eye injuries that occur from
extreme outdoor sports are caused due to compromised vision. Sven Can See®, a visibility safety product for all temperatures, is
determined to fuse the rift between comfort and safety. The company is kicking
off the New Year by heading to Outdoor Retailer in Salt Lake City, Utah,
January 10-12th at booth #BR318. Sven
Can See® is a veteran exhibitor at the largest winter
sports trade show event in the US. During the 2015 Outdoor Retailer Winter
Market, the company debuted their anti-bacterial Sven Can See® Lens Cleanser. This year, they will introduce industry insiders
to their latest addition, the “Spray, Wipe n’ Go!” Anti-Fog/Anti-Frost
solution. The
first four-season fog protection of its kind, the new “Spray, Wipe n’ Go!”
formula provides users immediate fog/frost-free results that last all
day. Similar to the original formula – which needs to set ten minutes
before wiping – the Spray, Wipe n’ Go! is ideal for all lenses and comes in a
pen-like applicator size that is pocket friendly and easily accessible in times
of need. Other
key features of the breakthrough solution is its eco-safe formula, which
consists of a biodegradable active ingredient, no isopropyl alcohol or harmful
chemicals, no fumes, no odor and is non-flammable. The applicator bottle is
easy to apply and safe for kids. “Outdoor
consumers are becoming more interested in safety products,” said President and
CEO of Sven Can See®, Scott Newman. “We’re so excited to share our
new formula and be at Outdoor Retailer again this year. A trade show at this
capacity, focused solely on winter outdoor gear feels like home to Sven Can
See.” -more- In
addition to the Spray, Wipe n’ Go!, Sven Can See® will showcase their full line of products which includes
the Sven Can See® Lens Cleaner and the original Sven Can See® spray gel for extreme cold temperatures. |