Many of us are wearing masks because of COVID-19. According to experts, the mask is important for public health. But there is one team people who "suffer" with the mask.
I am talking about those who wear glasses as they will have to deal with another problem: them lenses that dazzle. When you wear a mask your warm breath hits the relatively cool surface of the glasses, and the result is "fog".
Let's see what you can do: 
Use a mask with a nose
If your mask does not fit on your nose, your breath will escape and reach your glasses. There are masks that have sewn nose bridges, flexible strips that allow you to bend them and shape them to fit your nose.
The masks fit better and less moisture escapes from your glasses.
Put your glasses on top of your mask
A simple hack: just pull your mask so that the top of it sits higher on your nose and wear your glasses over the mask. Your breath will not go to your glasses.
Use soap and water
If you do not have a special coating on your glasses, you can try washing them with soapy water and then letting them air dry. The idea is that the soap leaves a film that prevents the glasses from fogging. Avoid soaps that contain lotions.
Put a tissue inside the mask
If you stick a folded tissue under your mask on the bridge of your nose, it will absorb moisture.
Buy an anti-blur product
There are many anti-blur sprays available that may be worth trying. We can not guarantee their effectiveness.
