Turn around, bright eyes: A total eclipse requires total protection: These will help you safely check out this very very special event.

Eye protection for solar eclipses can come ... Unfortunately, with the solar eclipse fast approaching, the number of fake solar glasses is rising, which can be unsafe for solar viewing.

However, fake glasses may also be labeled as being compliant ... from which you purchased the shades is trustworthy in the eyes of the AAS. See its list of Reputable Vendors of Solar Filters ...

“If you were to use a fake viewer that does not meet ... It’s also critical to check eclipse glasses for scratches or tears. To avoid eye injury, never look at the sun through a camera lens ...

Eclipse glasses are a key component in any solar eclipse, shielding your eyes from any damage. However, some scammers are cashing in on the growing excitement for the event by selling knock-off ...

Not only could this lead to some wasted cash, but if someone tries to watch the eclipse with fake glasses, their eyes could be severely injured. The vital question is how you're supposed to ...

Some of the fake glasses also include the name or ... On the day of the eclipse, stand still and cover your eyes with the glasses or solar viewer before looking up. And never remove the glasses ...

Far more commonly, eclipse viewers get hit by scammers. Fake eclipse glasses, which won’t offer your eyes any protection from looking at the sun, are hitting the market. Here’s how to tell if ...

If you’re gearing up to watch the solar eclipse on April 8, odds are you already know you need to wear adequate eye protection ... glasses, skygazers should be on the lookout for fake eclipse ...

But now fake glasses have been spotted that are ... Looking through should feel comfortable on your eyes. Eclipse glasses must meet the ISO 12312-2 standard. A statement should be printed on ...

"If you have eclipse glasses that are safe — that is, that comply with the ISO 12312-2 standard — then you can look through them for as long as you want without risk to your eyes," Feinberg said. "But ...