Rainbow Symphony Solar Eclipse Glasses – Folding Arms, CE & ISO Certified, Made in USA + Bonus Paper Shades

Sharper, Safer Solar Viewing

Experience a vivid, orange-tinted view of the sun with Rainbow Symphony Solar Eclipse Glasses. The light, comfortable frames are designed to fit over most prescription glasses, helping more people share the awe of a solar event without crowding or discomfort. The folding arms make packing simple for trips to outdoor viewing parties or a calm backyard skywatch, while the scratch-resistant black polymer frame adds durability for hands-on use during busy events.

Safety, Certification, and Clarity

These glasses carry CE and ISO certification, featuring an optical density of five or greater. They filter 100% of ultraviolet light, 100% of infrared, and 99.999% of intense visible light, delivering a reliable barrier while preserving a crisp solar image. While the viewing experience emphasizes safety and clarity, users should always follow the directions for direct sun viewing and avoid attaching magnifying devices.

• CE and ISO certified with OD 5+ for robust protection
• Filters UV, IR, and bright visible light for comfortable viewing
• Provides a clearer orange-tinted view of solar features
• Designed to fit over most prescription glasses

Real-World Viewing Scenarios

• Observe large sunspots, transits of planets like Venus or Mercury, and other solar phenomena
• Ideal for family skywatchs, community events, or quiet backyard sessions
• Compact and portable for travel and outdoor gatherings

Made in USA, with Extras

All eclipse glasses are proudly made in the USA using quality materials, including a scratch-resistant black polymer frame. Your package includes a glasses lanyard and a microfiber pouch for storage and cleaning, helping you keep the lenses clear and ready for the next viewing.

Bonus Shades for Sharing

This packet includes two bonus paper eclipse shades that meet the same high safety standard. They’re perfect for sharing during events or giving a friend a pair to take along to the next solar viewing.

Note: Do not look through a camera, telescope, or binoculars with any eclipse shades. Children should use under adult supervision during viewing.