Get ready for April's solar eclipse with these discounted glasses during Amazon's Big Spring Sale
The next total solar eclipse is set to take place on Monday, April 8, and if you want to participate in collectively (and safely) staring at the sun together, you're going to need a pair of solar eclipse glasses. We don't recommend buying a pair all willy-nilly, though, because not all of them are legit, and we don't want you burning your precious peepers.
What you need to look out for are glasses that are specifically approved by the American Astronomical Society (AAS) and have an ISO 12312-2 safety rating. Thankfully, you can find a ton of approved solar eclipse glasses on Amazon, and many of them are discounted for the Big Spring Sale. Below, we've listed out all the options we could find that are on sale, so check them out and grab yourself a pair or two before they start selling out (they usually become pretty scarce in the weeks before an eclipse).
And don't worry, we've cross-checked all of these options with the AAS's list of vetted sellers, so you don't have to worry about getting scammed into buying a counterfeit pair. See you on April 8!
Best solar eclipse glasses deals
American Paper Optics solar eclipse glasses (2-pack) — $4.92
$8.95(save $4.03)Healthoholic solar eclipse glasses (2-pack) — $5.99
$9.99(save $4)Eclipsee solar eclipse glasses (6-pack) — $6.97
$8.97(save $2)Medical King solar eclipse glasses (5-pack) — $7.59
$9.99(save $2.40)Gravitis solar eclipse glasses (2-pack) — $7.85
$11.55(save $3.70)Lunt Solar Systems solar eclipse glasses (10-pack) — $14.95
$16.98(save $2.03)SEIC plastic solar eclipse glasses (3-pack) — $15.99
$27.99(save $12)Eclipsee plastic solar eclipse glasses (2-pack) — $17.97
$24.99(save $7.02)Helioclipse solar eclipse glasses (12-pack) — $24.95
$36.95(save $12)Medical King plastic solar eclipse glasses (2-pack) — $24.99
$29.99(save $5)Medical King plastic solar eclipse glasses (6-pack) — $29.99
$39.99(save $10)
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Dylan Haas is a Lead Shopping Reporter for Mashable, where he covers all things gaming, laptops, fitness, and shopping events like Black Friday and Prime Day. Before joining the team at Mashable, Dylan received a B.A. in Communications from Pace University and contributed to publications like Paste Magazine, Bandsintown, and others following a brief stint as a marketing and management assistant in the music industry.
