The 2024 Eclipse Is Coming Soon, and These ISO-Certified Solar Eclipse Glasses Will Arrive Before the Big Event

These paper-framed solar eclipse glasses are flying off the shelves as we speak, and it's all thanks to their scratch-resistant black polymer lenses that block out 100 percent of harmful ultra-violet rays and infrared light, per the brand, so you can look at the sun without worry. They're CE- and ISO 12312-2 certified, which means they've been tested for all the features needed to protect your eyes and provide a comfortable viewing experience. Still skeptical? This review will provide peace of mind: "I put them on and everything was dark. The glasses do say manufactured by American Paper Optics as well." Better hurry if you want to grab a pack for your fam.

One reviewer wore these babies during the annular eclipse in 2012, and rest assured, their eyes weren't damaged from the experience. We aren't too surprised, though, since these glasses are also CE- and ISO-certified. Also, "unlike other filters, these do not limit the viewing time," the shopper explains. "Another set we used to have from another company had a 10-second recommended limit!" If you're thinking it would be nice to have a pack of them, you should know that for $19, you'll get five glasses to cover you and your family's bases.

With more than 4,000 five-star reviews, it's safe to say these CE- and ISO-certified shades are a hit with shoppers. Each scratch-resistant pair filters 100 percent of harmful ultra-violet, 100 percent of harmful infrared and 99.999 percent of intense visible light, per the brand. In other words, you'll have one of the safest viewing experiences in these glasses, which arrive in one day with Amazon Prime, but don't just take our word for it. One buyer raves, "These little shades are very nice! Upon wearing them, I found I could see nothing except the sun! Utterly black! The sun was rendered a pleasant orange with no rays or glare. We were able to watch the sky wolves take a bite from the sun in complete comfort and awe." And as if it couldn't get any better than that, they also mentioned that they worked well underneath and over prescription glasses, so no one will be left out on April 8.