Set of 3 Solar Eclipse Glasses, ISO 12312-2 compliant and CE certified Eclipse Glasses for Direct Sun Viewing (Sun Circles)

These glasses worked great. I was able to view the entire eclipse. It was spectacular. I live in the Kansas City area, so I was able to see totality. Very impressive. I am glad I bought these glasses. I gave a pair to my daughter and took an extra pair with me. Someone in the same parking area as me, needed a pair. I didn't ask for payment, but they paid me. I was just glad to help.

These were used for the solar eclipse. I saw a partial one and my boyfriend was in a place where you could see the full solar eclipse. In both cases it worked really well and we both still have our terrible vision (it didn't get any worse, ha ha).I also was able to get some cool photos on my phone by using the lens over my phone's camera.

They performed fine! However, compared to other compliant and recommended Eclipse Glasses available locally, they were FAR too expensive! I pre-ordered them early, but as the time got closer to eclipse time, they were available locally from the same companies for $1.95 each.

Didn't want to post a review until after the eclipse- but the glasses worked perfectly. I bought them as they were made from a reputable brand (I didn't want to go blind). They came as described and worked just as they were supposed to (i.e. I got to watch the eclipse as it happened and I didn't burn my eyes out or go blind!)

These were great! They worked as intended, allowing us to view the 2017 solar eclipse without any issues. Since we only needed 2 pair, we used the extra glasses on my iphone camera lens, allowing me to take pictures and videos of the eclipse. Very pleased with my order and intend on ordering more for the 2024 eclipse!

Film "lenses" in cardstock "frames". Given this is essentially a 1x use, not a problem. Cannot vouch for how well they worked because it was too cloudy to actually see anything the day of the eclipse.

I urge anyone conisidering buying this product to read the description more carefully than I did. These eclipse glasses are made of a flimsy card stock. They are not at all worth the $49.99 that I paid.

So glad I got these glasses to watch the solar eclipse. They are the safest ones available with all of the certifications. I didn't need three glasses, but gave one pair away to a stranger who said she did not have glasses. My neighbor and I used the other two to watch the eclipse.