With this 10-pack of the Lunt Solar Eclipse Viewing Glasses 10-Packyou and your friends and family can safely view the sun at any time. Each pair, using the proprietary "Black Polymer" film, is ISO-certified for safe direct solar viewing under the 12312-2 standard — blocking 100% of harmful ultraviolet (UV) and infrared (IR) radiation while filtering out greater than 99.99% of intense visible light. The frames are made of heavy card-stock with two creases that allow the ear pieces to be folded at different points so you can customize the glasses for regular or narrow faces.

ISO 12312-2 for Safe Solar Viewing    Blocks 99.999% of Intense Visible Light    100% Protection from UV and IR Radiation    Scratch-Resistant Lens Material    Ten Pair of Solar Glasses

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. will the neximage 10 work with my 114gt ?

A: Yes, its 100 % compatible.

Q: 2. How should we test before eclipse? Put on in room should be 100% dark? Put on and look at full sun should just see circle sun?

A: You should hold the American Paper Optics Solar Eclipse Safety Glasses up to a light to check for any damage, scratches, rips, etc. As long as they seem fine you can just put them on and view the sun.

Q: 3. Will these fit over prescription eyeglasses?

A: American Paper Optics Eclipser HD Solar Glasses are curved out, therefor is easy to stack them on top of prescription glasses. However depending on the size of your glasses this product may not be a good fit.

Q: 4. I wear glasses full time. Can I use this over my regular glasses???

A: American Paper Optics Eclipser HD Solar Glasses are curved out, therefor is easy to stalked them on top of prescription glasses. However depending on the size of your glasses this product may not be a good fit.

Q: 5. How much detail can you get with a decent 8" SCT (mine's a Celestron EdgeHD)? Could I hope to make out Jupiter's red spot, for instance? (My eyepiece projection attempts with my DSLR and an 8mm eyepiece give me the main bands, but no luck making out the red spot)

A: The Celestron NexImage 10 Solar System Color Eyepiece Imager (1.25") will give you no magnification at all, your telescope's Focal Length, is all you will get.

Q: 6. Do these glasses last longer than the paper ones? I have a pair of paper ones that have some sort of expiration date.

A: Any solar glasses made after 2015 that are not scratched, torn, or coming apart, are safe to use. The frame of the American Paper Optics Eclipser HD Solar Glasses will last longer than paper glasses, but the viewing lens doesn't deteriorate on either type of glasses.

Q: 7. What does the blue green light mean

A: This is a status light to indicate charging.

Q: 8. do the solar filters on these glasses conform to the ISO 12312-2 worldwide safety standard (or or ISO 12312-2:2015)?

A: The American Paper Optics Eclipser HD Solar Glasses do conform to the ISO 12312-2 worldwide safety standard.

Q: 9. Can these be worn safely over prescription eyeglasses?

A: Yes, the DayStar Filters Solar Eclipse Glasses (Map Print, Special 50th Anniversary Edition, 5-Pack) can be worn safely over prescription eyewear.

Q: 10. Can these be used a regular sunglasses for driving ?

A: We would not recommend it. Eclipser HD Solar Glasses from American Paper Optics are ISO and CE certified safe for direct solar viewing. These glasses filter out 100% of harmful ultraviolet and infrared rays and 99.999% of intense visible light, so you can watch a once-in-a-lifetime eclipse without fear of damage to your eyes. We would recommend not using these while driving.