Tember Solar Eclipse Glasses - CE and ISO Certified - AAS recommended - USA 2024 Total Solar Eclipse Viewing Sunglasses - Sun Safe Shades for Adults or Kids (4 Pack

I bought these to watch the eclipse last year. Worked fine -- no one went blind. That was all I cared about.

Got to watch the eclipse last summer with these.... They aregrade for the money.

Not much you can say about these glasses, except they work just fine and protect your eyes from the eclipse.

Seemed like good protection to watch the eclipse but had to be held by hand to cover peripheral vision. Got a 4 pack which were used by 4 adults . Two of the glasses had fallen apart by the end of the viewing. I guess that's OK because they aren't supposed to be used again. Definitely worth the money.

Was able to view eclipse first hand. Worked well

Used these for the 2024 Eclipse. The glasses were in good condition, no scratches or dents. Wore them at the start of the partial eclipse near me in the east coast, at around 230 EST up until 340 EST today when it was finished.I can assure you these glasses I received are authentic and meet safety standards. Felt no pain or issues with my vision or eyes. Bought the pack of 4 for my kids to use too. Apparently several people had eye pain after viewing the Eclipse, even some with solar glasses.So it's important to find authentic ones like this one that will protect your vision.When you put them on they are pitch black as you shouldn't be able to see anything. Until you look up and see the glorious sun, you can see a small orange circle.I also put these glasses on top of my Galaxy phone camera and took some pretty semi-decent pics of the Eclipse (88%) from where I was. I didn't use the proper settings for the photo so the pictures look far away but the ability to use these glasses as a makeshift phone filter was amazing. Not to mention the joy from seeing the sun photos later on.But the most amazing part was putting these on for the first time, looking up at the sky and seeing nothing but a small glowing mood lamp of orange in your pitch black glasses. It was surreal and something I will remember for the rest of my life.If you didn't buy these and missed out on the 2024 one, there's one more in 2026 and another somewhere around 2044. Regardless the price is so cheap, buy some and have around to look at the sun later on even without a solar eclipse. It's a beautiful sight to see, even when it looks as tiny.They do what they're supposed to. They are typical NASA style cardboard glasses w/ a filter that are used for solar eclipse viewing. Kids can wear them too and they're pretty simple to put on and use. A couple times I'd get up or move around and the glasses might fall off if windy etc. But other than that they actually stayed in place and held up well. They sat well on my kids faces. Easy to put on and use. Bonus for being able to take amateur pictures with.

Fine. Did the job during the recent eclipse. I have stored them for the next time.

I couldn't see a thing through these. Maybe thats the point. It was cloudy so I was able to look a little. But with glasses...black out.