Monocular Telescope 12X50 High Power HD Monocular FMC BAK4 Fully Multi Coated Optical Glass Lens FullField Waterproof monoculars for Bird Watching Hunting Camping Travelling Hiking Concert

Tips: Always put on the lens caps when your monocular is not in use. If you don't, dirt and dust could eventually damage the lenses, and they cannot be replaced. Use a wrist or neck strap. Where possible, hold your monocular with a strap so you won’t accidentally drop it. A neck strap or lanyard is useful if you need to use both hands much of the time but want to reach your monocular quickly. Don’t rinse or immerse your monocular. Never rinse your monocular under running water to clean it. Don't immerse it, either, even if it's waterproof. Don’t clean the lens with your fingernail. When you're out in the field, it can be tempting to scratch dirt off the lens, but this could permanently damage your monocular. Clean lenses with cotton pads or a soft cloth. Don't use paper towels, as the texture could scratch the lens coating.