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To open, carefully remove the rubber feet and remove the screws. Re-grease the pivel points of the wheel and it should be fine.
MoS2 Molybdenum Disulfide TECHNICAL GRAGE FINE powder Moly lubricant lube 1oz
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And, there are plenty of good 'cheap' products.
Just because you pay 70USD for a mouse doesn't mean it's good. (But, Zowie do make so quality products.)
I had fine oil or the graphite powder on hand. I decided on the graphite powder as it has worked like magic in the past on various items.
Oldman (above) advising powder made me think of using the graphite powder, so a big shout out to you.
Teflon lubricants are friendly to plastics and do not make a mess over time.