Solar Eclipse Glasses x100 - ISO 12312-2 CE Standard - UV/IR Protection Filters - Safe Sun Viewing - White

Welcome to our shop!Package contents: 100 pieces of solar eclipse glassesColor: MulticoloredSize: UniversalThe heart of these solar eclipse glasses lies in their high-tech filter lenses, made from advanced metallized polymer materials (AstroSolar™ type). Thanks to precision double-coating technology, they offer excellent optical uniformity. These filters block over 99.999% of harmful ultraviolet and infrared rays, transforming the intense sunlight into a soft, yellow-orange image. This allows you to observe the sun safely while clearly distinguishing its contours, sunspots, and other fascinating details. Unlike traditional glass filters, this technology significantly reduces any risk of light leakage, even in the presence of micro-imperfections.This product strictly adheres to international eye safety standards, including ISO 12312-2:2015, as well as European requirements EN 1836:2005 + A1:2007(E), Australian AS/NZS 1338.1:2012, and Regulation (EU) 2016/425 on personal protective equipment. Each pair is tested to ensure reliable protection against harmful radiation, allowing you to observe celestial phenomena such as total or annular solar eclipses with complete peace of mind.Before use, it is recommended to carefully check the integrity of the lenses by exposing them to light. If any scratches, creases, or visible damage are found, discontinue use immediately. For continuous viewing, it is advisable to limit each session to approximately 1 minute and allow your eyes to rest between viewings. Store the product in a cool, dry place, away from any pressure or bending.You will receive solar eclipse glasses offering safety, comfort and quality of observation to fully enjoy astronomical events.Quantity: 100 pieces

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