I bought the 6 most popular solar eclipse glasses to see if one is the best.

Affiliate links (Amazon): geni.us/JLSZBL (Andbasis) - geni.us/pBjYlr (Lunt) - geni.us/E6VraKe (Kesseph) - geni.us/tv9i (Soluna) - geni.us/AXmW3ZB (Medical King) - geni.us/SRnYXGv (Tember)
Info listed on the Amazon product page:
Solar Eclipse Glasses, 12 Pack ISO 12312-2:2015(E) & CE Certified 2024 Approved Safe Shades for Direct Solar Eclipse Viewing Direct Sun Observation(Eagle)
10 Pack Bulk Premium - Solar Eclipse Glasses - Spanish Language CE & ISO Certified Eclipse Glasses - Approved 2024 Eclipse
Solar Eclipse Glasses Approved 2024, (10 Pack) CE And ISO Certified Solar Eclipse Observation Glasses, Safe Shades For Direct Sun Viewing, Bonus Smartphone Photo Filter Lens, Colorful Waves Design
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[@user-ff9wx7pn9q]

The Lunt Solar is my choice, too. Thanks for the video demonstration.

[@kapushthethird]

Thanks, very helpful.

[@TheCanadianLobster]

You have answered the question i had for all of today. If med king glasses were safe and for that i thank you

[@Neyobe]

Thank you!

[@meowco69]

People will refer back to this video in 80 or so years.

[@mybingobrain]

Thanks for this review! I've doing my own research and was getting nowhere. I decided on the Lunt. They are approved on the American Astronomical Society’s list of manufacturers and they are also made in Germany.

[@GoTechGeek]

Good choice! I was honestly super surprised how different they all were. I thought they would be more or less the same. The Lunt are fantastic.

[@Kevinpullen2576]

I bought mines from Amazon should I trust it

[@WVMothman]

According to the euro model it's supposed to rain in the whole path of the eclipse.

[@glcrazeefoo]

I think the lense film degrades over time which may have caused the glasses you used for the last eclipse to not look so clear now, years later. Thanks for your review!

[@Poodleinacan]

Yes they do.
It is not encouraged to look through solar glasses that are older than 3 years, because the protection will not be appropriate.

[@rosalindshays5679]

@@Poodleinacan That used to be the case from older eclipse glasses, but that warning is now obsolete, as was the warning about not looking directly at the sun for more than 3 mins at a time while wearing them. The newer glasses (post-2015) do not degrade over time, and you can stare at the sun through them for as long as you wish.

[@JxT1957]

@@rosalindshays5679 thanx

[@JxT1957]

i was trying to decide between lunt and medical king. the lunt cost more.

[@itsyaboinadia]

question: i bought the lunt glasses through your link, the spanish ones. i can clearly see lighbulbs and a little light through lampshades with them. do all eclipse glasses do that? i dont want to use a compromised pair on the sun lol

[@HiImNick119]

Same

[@Instead2]

Probably damaged or faulty

[@Neyobe]

Sad that Lunt doesn’t sell to Canada, the only one available on Amazon was soluna

[@GoTechGeek]

Oh, that is a bummer. Well, like I mentioned in the video, I used Soluna for the last eclipse and was happy with it... I just didn't realize there were better options out there.

[@Fenr1r]

i got the ones from Medical King. Works fine for me! but yeah Lunt seems the best by a mile :(

[@vincentrandom3452]

Is soluna safe?

[@GoTechGeek]

All of the glasses I reviewed are safe.

[@c0c0tOrnad0]

I have medical king glasses

[@Poodleinacan]

Don't use glasses older than 3 years. They expire...

[@ravenwda007]

glasses made after 2015 do not expire.