Nasa Approved Solar Eclipse Glasses Brands

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.

Item was as described and arrived on time. They look similar to solar eclipse glasses I have from NASA.

Nice glasses for solar eclipse.

03/19/2024 I bought my Eclipse HD Solar Glasses to watch the upcoming solar eclipse in Erie, PA. on April 8th. They look like good quality and well made glasses but haven't had a chance to use them yet.

I waited until the last minute to get Solar Eclipse Solar glasses, the evening before the solar eclipse, and by that time supplies were limited all over town. Then, I remembered that B&H would probably have excellent glasses available. I was right. I arrived at the store about an hour before closing time. The line was around the block -- everyone seemed to have the same idea as me! -- but it moved quickly and soon I was on my home. The next day, as the eclipse occurred, my partner and I had the best seats in the house, on one of the piers along the Hudson River, and we safely viewed and enjoyed the cosmic spectacle. Thank you, B&H, for coming to the rescue, and keeping our eyes safe!

American Paper Optics Eclipser HD Solar Glasses did me right by protecting my eyes and allowing me to view the 2024 total solar eclipse safely. The glasses are very well made and come with a protective microfiber bag. Ordering them though B&H was a great experience as usual. Going to donate these to a group in South America who are collecting glasses for a solar eclipse there later this year!

I ordered these because they are on the NASA approved list. Much better price than some other brands. Also, could order just a couple.

These solar eclipse glasses are very well made. I can wear them over my prescription glasses.

From taking pictures of the moon, which are so clear you can see the mountains. To making a movie of the solar eclipse that rivals what NASA was broadcasting. To sighting in at 500 and 1000 yards. This scope sets a new benchmark.