Eclipse Sun Glasses Approved

The eclipse glasses arrived on time made by one of the manufacturers approved by NASA for manufacture of glasses for eclipse viewing.

B&H was the only way left to get eclipse glasses in time. I got them early enough to distribute to family members. The glasses were NASA approved and worked fine.

There were many eclipse glasses on line, but I was concerned whether they really were approved. After some research, I found B&H which was recommended in several articles. The glasses arrived before the expected date and were well packaged. We're ready for the eclipse!

The glasses arrived on time and were great for viewing the eclipse. They were safety 'approved' and the price was right. I would definitely recommend them.

The glasses arrived the morning of the eclipse. I choose to get them from B& H since they were manufactured by a company that was on a list of approved protective eyewear.

Thank you B&H for providing safe and approved, made-in-America glasses for the eclipse. I handed out almost 200 pairs, (many to skeptical people), knowing that our 92% coverage would entice a lot of people to become sun-gazers. SO many people have gotten back to me -- letting me know how much they enjoyed and shared them on our 4/8/24 event! So again, thank you for providing safe and affordable optics for this great event!

The glasses were excellent. They provided a clear safe view of the sun and eclipse.

Quality, approved glasses

I tested 4 brands and the B&H Eclipse Glasses gave the best view of the sun and felt the most protective! The VisiSolar Smartphone Filters produced a natural white light in photos... but any position I held them on my smartphone, the sun images came out as an oval shape sun with a lot of glare. So I cut a big piece of cardboard cereal box to make a wide phone shield, cut out a rectangle where my smartphone lens is located, and taped a single cardboard-framed eyepiece of eclipse glasses over this lens hole to make a much better cell phone camera filter.

Great glasses to view the sun, I used for the eclipse, I was there for around 3 hours, it was much better than the carboard paper glasses, It fit well on top of my regular glasses.