10-Pack Paper Solar Eclipse Glasses | Anti-UV Safe Viewing

$12.03 $14.17

10-Pack Paper Solar Eclipse Glasses – Safe Anti-UV Sun Viewing

Get ready for the next solar eclipse with this convenient 10-pack of paper solar eclipse glasses! These ISO-certified-style shades are designed for safe direct sun observation, blocking harmful UV and intense solar light so you can watch solar events comfortably and safely. Perfect for families, school groups, astronomy clubs, or sharing with friends.

Key Features

Pack of 10 Pairs – Plenty to share with family, friends, or classmates
Anti-UV Protection – Specially designed lenses block harmful ultraviolet rays for safe solar observation
Lightweight Paper Frame – Comfortable full-frame design that anyone can wear; unisex and one-size-friendly
Compact Size – Dimensions approx. 40 × 3.8 cm; easy to store and carry
Random Assorted Colors – Fun, colorful frames (specific colors cannot be selected; assortment ships at random)
Unisex Design – Suitable for adults and older children alike

Specifications

Material	Paper frame
Size	40 × 3.8 cm
Style	Full frame
Color	Random assorted (not selectable)
Quantity	10 pairs per pack
Gender	Unisex
Country of Origin	Made in Mainland China

What's in the Box

10 × Paper Solar Eclipse Glasses (colors random)

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Are these paper solar eclipse glasses safe for direct sun viewing?

A: Yes — these solar eclipse glasses are designed with anti-UV lenses specifically for safe direct solar observation during eclipses and other sun-viewing events. Always ensure lenses are undamaged before use and supervise children at all times.

Q: Can I choose the colors I receive?

A: The colors in this 10-pack are random and assorted — specific color selection is not available. You will receive a fun mix of colors from the available assortment.

Q: Are these suitable for kids?

A: The unisex, full-frame design fits most faces and is suitable for older children and adults. Adult supervision is recommended for younger children during solar viewing activities.