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The United States saw a Total Solar Eclipse!
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"...And we'll see YOU... in the shadow!!"

Did you order glasses from us? Are you worried about the big recall?
How do you know the glasses you got from us were safe to use?

Eclipse2017.org is on the American Astronomical Society's approved vendor list for eclipse glasses!

Also, please read the blog post we wrote about the safety of glasses ordered from Eclipse2017.org!


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English Solar Viewer Instructions


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The following pages (as well as the instructions printed on the glasses) make up the complete set of instructions you need to follow, in order to use Eclipse2017.org's eclipse glasses:



Direct link to the
Instruction sheet PDF
(Include this sheet, or a link to it, with
any glasses you provide to others)


Thanks for your commitment to view the eclipse safely!

This English version of the Instructions is to be considered the final authority in the event of any variances in meaning or interpretation of any of the translations.

(Though we have prepared some Instructions in other languages for your convenience, as a guide to safely
and correctly using an approved Solar Viewer to observe the partial phases of the eclipse.)

Get the English Instructions for viewing a total eclipse!


Please be certain to read the Instructions in their entirety!
You MUST understand and follow all the Instructions in order to safely view the eclipse.


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