

JAWS Quick Spit Anti-Fog Spray — 1 oz
By JAWS · in Defog & Mask Care
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Quick Facts About JAWS Quick Spit Anti-Fog Spray — 1 oz
- 1 oz spray bottle
- Anti-fog treatment for glass and plastic
- Spray, rub gently and rinse for the listed dive-mask application
- Retailer lists wet or dry applications
- Retailer estimates more than 200 pumps per bottle

Pump out a small amount for preparation
The compact pump bottle suits a spray-and-spread routine. For the listed dive-mask application, the retailer includes rinsing as part of the process.
Quick Spit in a compact spray bottle
JAWS Quick Spit is an anti-fog spray supplied here in a 1 oz bottle. The retailer lists use on glass and plastic and describes both wet and dry applications. Its spray delivery is the main practical distinction from drop-applied liquids and rub-on gels.
Who this suits
This version suits divers who prefer dispensing anti-fog treatment with a pump before preparing their mask. The bottle is small enough to keep with mask-care items, while the spray format avoids squeezing a measured drop onto each lens. The retailer estimates more than 200 pumps per bottle; that figure is a dispensing estimate, not a guaranteed number of dives.
Preparing a dive mask
For the underwater-mask application, the retained product instructions say to spray a small amount on the inside surface, rub gently and rinse. Do not replace those steps with a heavy coating on the assumption that more solution means a longer treatment. Read the bottle’s directions for the particular wet or dry application you intend to use.
Compatibility and buying scope
Glass and plastic are the listed materials; check compatibility separately for a special lens coating. Check the current bottle instructions and the lens maker’s care guidance for the equipment you own. This listing is the single 1 oz spray bottle, not a larger refill or a mask-cleaning bundle.
What the source does not establish
The retailer describes the treatment as long lasting, but gives no fixed fog-free duration for an individual application. Choosing Quick Spit is therefore a choice of format and listed compatibility, rather than a promise that one spray will last an entire trip.
What divers ask about the JAWS Quick Spit Anti-Fog Spray — 1 oz before buying
What size bottle is this?
This listing is the 1 oz Quick Spit spray bottle.
The retailer’s package description identifies a single spray bottle.
How do I apply it to a dive mask?
The retailer instructs you to spray a small amount inside the mask, rub gently and rinse.
Follow the bottle instructions for the particular application.
Can Quick Spit be used on glass and plastic?
The retailer lists both materials.
That does not establish compatibility with every special coating, so check the lens maker’s care guidance.
Does 200 pumps mean 200 dives?
No. The retailer’s figure describes pump dispensing, not a guaranteed dive count.
The amount used and the application routine determine how quickly a bottle is consumed.
Specifications for JAWS Quick Spit Anti-Fog Spray — 1 oz
- Selected package
- One 1 oz spray bottle
- Application
- Spray | rub gently and rinse
- Intended surfaces
- Glass and plastic
- Use conditions
- Wet or dry application
- Listed bottle yield
- 200+ pumps
- Formula format
- Anti-fog spray
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