Safely observe a once-in-a-lifetime solar eclipse with these Professional Solar Glasses from MrStarGuy, maker of solar filters for cameras and telescopes. Certified safe for solar viewing by testing agencies in the USA, Europe, and Japan, these glasses block 99.997% of the entire spectral wavelength, including ultraviolet light on one side of the visible spectrum and infrared light on the other side. An informative eclipse guidebook is included with the glasses.
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Key Features
- Safely Observe Solar Eclipses
- Block 99.997% of Spectral Wavelength
- Certified Safe in the USA, Europe, Japan
- Eclipse Guidebook Included
Safely observe a once-in-a-lifetime solar eclipse with these Professional Solar Glasses from MrStarGuy, maker of solar filters for cameras and telescopes. Certified safe for solar viewing by testing agencies in the USA, Europe, and Japan, these glasses block 99.997% of the entire spectral wavelength, including ultraviolet light on one side of the visible spectrum and infrared light on the other side. An informative eclipse guidebook is included with the glasses.
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MrStarGuy SGSG2023 Reviews
As advertised
By Tyrone
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2024-07-22
Easy to use and durable.
Worked perfectly
By Robert
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2024-05-21
Easy to hold and use
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Do these meet ISO 12312-2?
Do these meet ISO 12312-2?
They satisfy the equivalent JIS T-8141 Japan standard.
They are imported from Japan, where they are the standard eclipse equipment for school kids.
Compared to everything else, I found them extremely clear.
Many filters and paper eclipse gear are made with eclipse film from a German company called Baader. But I found them to be fuzzy and give all kind of haloes.
Date published: 2024-03-26
I know this seems like dumb question but where is ...
I know this seems like dumb question but where is elastic or arms to secure glasses to head?
The MrStarGuy Professional Solar Glasses can be held by hand, or you can attach bands to hold them to your face. It is meant for temporary use only.
Date published: 2024-04-09