Solar Eclipse Glasses AAS Approved 2024 - Made in the USA CE and ISO Certified Safe Shades for Direct Sun Viewing (5 Pack)

I quickly ordered this set for the recent solar eclipse. They arrived rapidly. They are NASA approved for the purpose. These little shades are very nice! Upon wearing them, I found I could see NOTHING except the sun! Utterly black! The sun was rendered a pleasant orange with no rays or glare. We were able to watch the sky wolves take a bite from the sun in complete comfort and awe. With a set like this, we were able to share the view with others, which was fun. I did try to use one over the lens of my phone cam, but it was awkward. I got a couple of blurry shots, lol. These fold nice and compact, so we have a pair in the car for future sun gazing. They seem sturdy enough to last a bit with proper handling - they are just light cardstock and the plastic lenses. Very lightweight but not at all flimsy. They worked well under or over regular glasses too. These also can be used to look at sunspots and the transit of Mercury, they are very nice!

Nicely made. Worked well for the solar eclipse.

This is an amazing Solar Eclipse glasses! (Attached Image is captured on S25 Ultra) I used this recently and it was amazing. It fits nicely, resists scratch quite impressively, And you can really only see the sun. Although the only issues I've had was the Haze around the sun, Overall it's a bang for it's buck and I would definitely recommend.

These will a great pleasure to view the 2023 Annular Eclipse with. I'm holding onto the extras for the total eclipse coming next April. These glasses aren't very tall but I didn't find it to be a big problem since they kept direct sunlight out of the eyes. My other issue with them is that they bent in my pocket when I had them very easily, indicating the cardstock they are made with isn't very strong. But they still worked great for my needs!

These worked so well the day of the eclipse ... we looked at it a few times safely with these and even found some people to share with so they had a chance to see something that spectacular. Afterwards we donated it to a charity who shared it with others to watch as well !!

These were perfect. They are what they are - Cardboard blackout glasses for the eclipse. They're nothing fancy. We used them for the eclipse and looked right at the sun. Best as I can tell, my eyes are fine. No spots, no blindness, no burning and colors seem to be the same as they were before I stared at the sun that day. Would I buy these again? Yes, but I've saved mine. In 20 years, if I'm still around, I'll dig them out and really get my money's worth!! Who will be laughing then? (If I'm still alive, of course) Note to people in the future: If it's 2044 and you're looking to buy glasses for the next eclipse, these worked great back in the old days of 2024. But now that we're talking - how are things in 2044? Are cars still a thing? How is the 55th season of The Simpsons? What's Elon Musk into these days? If you don't know who Elon Musk is, look him up. Otherwise, he may have bought a continent and you are way too aware of who he is. Did the Rolling Stones finally stop touring? Do still have smartphones or do you simply communicate with your mind? Are the aliens friendly? Are they still called "Aliens"? Was anyone able to get rid of that whole "they/them" pronoun deal, or is that still a thing? Is this review being posted in Chinese instead of the old timey English language? How hot does it get in the summer now? Well - hope all is well in 2044.

These were great glasses for viewing the 2024 eclipse. I preferred the plastic American Paper Optics Eclipser HD($29) for a slightly redder, more comfortable tint and view. The sun has a yellow tint through these, but they are excellent, and the price was great. They are paper and very light. They are sufficiently sturdy to survive mailing in a paper envelope and being passed around. No problems with fit and I was able to place than over prescription lenses. I did keep my hand on them, because I did not want to risk my vision if they were to slip. They are American made, meet the current ISO standards, are sufficiently dark, and can be used for years to come as long as they are not scratched or damaged.

Cool. Helpful to see the eclipse

Works well & a great price.

These solar eclipse glasses are CE and ISO certified and feel well made. They worked great for direct sun viewing and gave peace of mind during the eclipse. Great value in a 5 pack.

No troubles to use it and I can do a filter with it for my camera as well, perfect

If you shine your brightest flashlight at your face when wearing them and you see nothing through them, you know they are the real deal. Used them on the solar eclipse and they worked perfectly. I can still see fine! LOL... They are also marked ISO 12312-2 , but I still checked the quality first. No scratches or pin holes either... Great buy!

Did not go blind, so that's good. Check carefully though - of the 5, 1 was creased and might not protect - but the other 4 we perfect.