Solar Eclipse Glasses (20 pack) - 2024 CE and ISO Certified Safe Shades for Direct Sun Viewing

Concerned about eye safety while observing solar events and planetary transits? Solar eclipses are considered once-in-a-lifetime events for many people, making the experience truly extraordinary and one you wouldn't want to miss. However, looking directly at the sun during such events is dangerous and can cause long-term damage to your eyes. If you want to fully enjoy celestial phenomena without risking harm, wearing our light-blocking solar eclipse glasses is a smart idea.

Introducing the Medical King Solar Eclipse Glasses - your perfect companion for an unforgettable eclipse-viewing experience. Our solar eclipse glasses are fitted with premium light-blocking film lenses that filter out harmful infrared, ultraviolet, and 99.99% of visible light. When worn, these solar viewers create a clear, orange-colored image of the sun that won't damage your retinas.

What sets our solar filter glasses apart is their strict compliance with industry standards. These cardboard glasses are manufactured while adhering to NASA, CE, ISO, scale 12-16 of EN 169/1992, and the American Astronomical Society safety protocols. Creases on both sides of the glasses make way for a snug fit on wide or narrow faces of teens and adults, and you may even comfortably wear them over your prescription glasses.

Need more reasons to love our direct solar viewers? Each pack contains 10 non-polarized solar eclipse glasses, perfect for sharing with friends and loved ones so you can all enjoy viewing solar eclipses in complete safety. The safety information is also printed on the back of the glasses, and the frame is made of durable cardboard. These solar eclipse glasses can be used on the next solar eclipse dates: October 14, 2023 and April 8, 2024.

Take care of your vision while enjoying rare celestial events. Add the Medical King Solar Eclipse Glasses to your cart NOW and experience the wonder of solar eclipses safely and comfortably.

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