ISO Certified • Made in USA • Safe Solar Viewing
If you want to buy our eclipse glasses at a local "bricks and mortar" retailer, the following stores carry our glasses:
Fast Shipping • Made in USA • ISO Certified
✔ ISO 12312-2 Certified
✔ Made in USA
✔ Listed by the American Astronomical Society (AAS)
The next solar eclipse will take place on 12 August 2026. It will be a spectacular total eclipse in portions of Greenland, Iceland, Spain, and a tiny piece of northeastern Portugal. It will be visible as a partial eclipse in most of Europe, as well as portions of west Africa and northern North America.
Prior to any eclipse, there is always a shortage of eclipse glasses, which are necessary to safely view the eclipse. For example, the last major eclipse in the U.K. was in 2015, and this news report tells how "thousands of people were at a loss yesterday when nowhere seemed to be selling them."
The glasses are very inexpensive now and in great supply. If you order now, you'll be sure to avoid disappointment. And if you own a business, you can be prepared to be selling the most popular item!
All of our products are made in the USA and comply with the ISO 12312-2 international safety standard. They are manufactured by the two leading manufacturers of eclipse glasses:
American Paper Optics and Rainbow Symphony.
Prior to the 2024 eclipse, we were listed on the American Astronomical Society (AAS) website as a reputable vendor of products that are safe when used properly. The AAS no longer lists retailers (although both of our manufacturers are listed). You can see our 2024 listing on an archived 2024 version of the AAS website.
For more information on safe eclipse viewing, visit the NASA website.
At this time, we are shipping glasses made by Rainbow Symphony. We have some American Paper Optics glasses in stock, and if you prefer those, please contact us regarding availability.
These glasses are made with lenses of 2 mil scratch resistant polymer (black/silver). They filter out 100% of harmful ultra-violet and infrared rays, and 99.999% of visible light.
They create a sharp solar image with natural orange color. They are ISO 12312-2 compliant and CE certified. They have been independently tested and are safe for all phases of the eclipse.
Warnings and instructions are pre-printed on the back. Full instructions, as well as links to the ISO and CE certifications, can be found on our manufacturers' websites:
If you are looking for diffraction gratings, we also sell them at this link.
MyEclipseGlassses.com
PO Box 14957
Minneapolis, MN 55414
eclipse-glasses@usa.net
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