Certified Safe Solar Viewing
To ensure absolute protection from harmful solar radiation during these magnificent solar events, choose solar eclipse viewer glasses trusted by the AAS and NASA, and that meet the standard for ISO 12312-2:2015. These glasses are "CE" Certified and meet the transmission requirements of scale 12-16 of EN 169/1992 for completely safe direct solar viewing. All of our eclipse glasses meet the 2012 Transmission Requirements of EN 1836:2005 and AS/NZS 1338.1:1992 for eclipse filters (Queensland Directive).
High-Quality Products
These custom printable eclipse glasses boast thick, durable lenses that are made to last. They also include a lanyard for convenient carry and a microfiber pouch for quick and easy cleaning of the lenses.
- ISO and CE Certified solar eclipse viewer glasses
- Black glasses - one color - one location - white ink only
- Minimum for custom imprint: 250 pieces
- Size: 2.25" x 16"
- Material: Plastic
- Artwork assistance is available upon request
- Made in the USA
- Wraparound style provides ample coverage from ambient light
- Folding temple style fits over prescription glasses
Design your personalized eclipse glasses today, and the expert team at Rainbow Symphony will produce them for you within 10-15 business days. Enjoy a fast, hassle-free experience!
FAQs
What features should I look for when buying eclipse glasses?
The first priority is to make sure that your eclipse glasses are fully certified to meet all safety standards. If you’re positive the solar eclipse viewer glasses are safe to use, you should also look into the clarity and durability of the lenses. Our lenses are made from an innovative, scratch-resistant black polymer material that offers exceptional clarity and durability.
When is it safe to remove my eclipse glasses during a total solar eclipse?
It’s very important that you leave your eclipse glasses in place throughout the entire duration of all partial phases of an eclipse. Totality is the only time you’ll be able to take off your eclipse glasses, which is when the sun is completely blocked by the moon.
Can I use eclipse glasses with a camera or binoculars?
No, looking through an eye piece of binoculars, finderscopes, telescopes, or cameras with solar eclipse viewer glasses on can lead to burning a hole in the lens. If you’d like to view an eclipse through binoculars, telescopes, finderscopes, or a camera, make sure you have filters on the opposing end. Our solar filters are the correct choice for those applications.
What other styles of eclipse glasses are available?
In addition to our plastic eclipse glasses, we also offer customizable paper eclipse glasses, eclipse greets (eclipse glasses + a postcard all in one), and eclipse viewers (easy to hold, especially for kids!)—all with unique designs and cool artwork.
Are there any total solar eclipses coming up?
Yes, The Great North American Total Solar Eclipse 2024 will occur on April 8, 2024. Our 2-part guide has all the information you need: Part 1 and Part 2. Be sure to have your personalized eclipse glasses ready!
Where can I learn about eclipse safety?
Check our guide here: Eclipse Safety.
Let’s Work Together
If you have any questions, or to inquire about pricing, please don't hesitate to contact us. You can reach us by phone at 818-708-8400 or by email at support@rainbowsymphony.com. Our solar eclipse viewer glasses are the industry standard — we’ve continually updated, upgraded, and refined our eclipse glasses since the 1990s to ensure that you’re getting the absolute safest solar eclipse glasses available. We’re ready to start on your custom design to advertise and promote your business or organization. Place your order now!