Glow-in-the-dark phosphorescent frames: Ensures you are visible and photographed during eclipses
ISO 12312-2 certified: Provides safe direct viewing of the sun for maximum eye protection
CE Marked Category II PPE: Meets EU safety standards for certified protective eyewear
Scratch resistant and UV protection: Maintains clarity and durability for repeated use
Reusable plastic frames: Designed to glow again for future eclipses, offering long-term value
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BE THE ONE EVERYONE LOOKS AT. When the eclipse begins and the sky starts to dim, something incredible happens — your glasses light up. The phosphorescent glow-in-the-dark frames of these Absolute Eclipse glasses ignite into a soft, otherworldly glow, turning you and your group into the brightest thing in the crowd.
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Frame Material
Plastic
Frame Color
White
Lens Color
Silver
Lens Pattern
Solid
Protective Features
Scratch resistant, UV protection
Certification
ISO 12312-2:2015, CE Marked, Category II PPE
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I bought directly from Absolute Eclipse because they looked reliable, specialist and therefore hopefully safe , as well as being European.
+ve: Absolute Eclipse customer service was super responsive (when my package had not been delivered for a time critical deadline) and enabled me to track it down the same day. A big thank you!
-ve: All the glow-in-the-dark glasses I ordered have (what looks like) a few small spots of glue on the lenses.
:/ The plastic sleeves do not look like they will protect the glasses from scratches because they are flimsy and have (what I presume are regulation safety aeration) holes. I would have hoped for a more substantial plastic sleeve, considering the price of the glasses and the importance of the surface not being damaged in any way.
Unknown: how they will perform in Total Eclipse conditions (but they look good.) We will see in August!
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Anonymous · July 14, 2026
The hinge and plastics feel worse than the free sunglasses you find at conventions.