Certified optical density 5 or greater filters: Ensures maximum eye protection during solar eclipses
ISO 12312-2:2015 and CE certified: Meets international safety standards for personal protective equipment
Exceptional clarity: Allows clear observation of partial eclipse phases
Compliance with EU and Australian safety regulations: Provides trusted, internationally recognized protection
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Solar eclipses are among the most captivating planetary phenomena. However, even though the sun’s glare is mostly occluded by a precise alignment with the moon, the remaining light during partial phases can cause eye damage when viewed without eclipse glasses that provide superior protection. Eclipse shades from Rainbow Symphony are desig
Certification
ISO 12312-2:2015, CE marked, EN1836:2005, Nzs 1338.1:1992
Optical Density
5 or greater
Material Standards
Meets EU 2016/425, notified body 2834, CE marking
Application
Safe solar viewing during partial solar eclipses
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Celia · August 15, 2026
Spectacular!
They worked well for the 2024 eclipse. I'm in SC so I got to see about 85% of the eclipse today. The glasses had the correct ISO number so I knew they were safe for use. I saw the eclipse clearly and would purchase again for the 2044 eclipse. It has been stated not to reuse for another eclipse(per the news so,I am not sure if it is true.)
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Vanessa · April 8, 2024
Functional but flimsy
As soon as I got these I gave them the Test. I tried looking through them, even at light bulbs, and could see nothing. Until I looked through them at the sun and saw a red ball. That means they are good quality and safe to use for an eclipse.
My only disappointment was they are very flimsy, more like card stock than cardboard. In fact, so flimsy they don’t want to stay on. It was obvious that even a slight breeze would blow them off. I problem-solved that issue by stapling a pre-measured elastic band onto them which keeps them in place. (I wrapped the stapled part in plastic before folding them so the staples wouldn’t scratch the frames).