Tember
Galaxy Solar Eclipse Glasses
Galaxy Solar Eclipse Glasses
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For a few astonishing moments, daylight becomes something else.
The Sun narrows to a crescent. Shadows sharpen. If you are inside the path of totality, the bright solar surface disappears and the corona emerges around a black Moon. You do not need complicated equipment to witness the partial phases safely. You need the right solar viewers, ready before anyone looks up.
4 pairs — €8.99
Ideal for a couple or small family.
8 pairs — €14.99 · Best value
Enough to share, and €2.99 less than two 4-packs.
Also available in packs of 12, 16, 20, 50 and 100 pairs.
One sky. One unforgettable Galaxy design.
Give a pair to every person before the eclipse begins and keep a spare for a late arrival. Choose 4 or 8 for home, 12–20 for a larger gathering, or 50–100 for a class, club, workplace or event. For higher quantities, use our bulk-order page.
Documented protection for direct solar viewing
Tember solar eclipse glasses are listed as Category II PPE on Module B EU Type-Examination Certificate CE-PC-260615-499-01-9A. Models C2026, B2026, G2026, P2026 and Y2026 were assessed to EN ISO 12312-2:2015 under Notified Body 2834.
Manufacturer: Rezos LLC. EU authorised representative and distributor: Nacnic Estudio SL, Zaragoza, Spain. See the certificate and its scope on our compliance page.
Use them correctly
- Inspect the filter before every use. Never use a scratched, punctured, torn or loose filter.
- Put the glasses on before turning toward the Sun.
- Turn away from the Sun before removing them.
- Keep proper protection on throughout every partial or annular phase.
- Only observers inside the confirmed path of totality may remove them, and only while the Sun's bright face is completely covered.
Follow the supplied IFU and its two-year guidance. Children must be supervised. Read the full safe-use guide.
A brief phone photo?
For a brief, non-magnified phone shot, an undamaged filter may fully and securely cover the active phone-camera lens before the phone points toward the Sun. Protect your eyes separately. This does not apply to DSLR or mirrorless cameras, telescopes, binoculars, optical zoom lenses or attachments; those need a purpose-built solar filter fitted to the front of the optics.
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