Solar Eclipse GLASSES August 12, 2026

CE AND ISO CERTIFIED FOR DIRECT VIEWING OF THE SUN - ISO 12312-2:2015(E)

Total Solar Eclipse - August 12, 2026

On August 12, 2026, an historic Total Solar Eclipse will cross the Arctic, Greenland, Iceland, the Atlantic Ocean, and northern Spain. During this extraordinary event, totality—when the Moon completely blocks the Sun—will last for up to 2 minutes and 18 seconds. Never before have so many people been able to witness this powerful natural wonder!

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SOLAR ECLIPSE GLASSES

Our solar eclipse glasses are tested in independent CE and ISO licensed laboratories to meet and exceed International and USA Safety Standards. Tested for the most current requirements ISO 12312-2:2015(E) and are approved for direct observation of the sun. You can observe the total solar eclipse with absolute confidence for your eyes’ safety.

What Our Customers Have to Say.

❝ Love that part of the purchase supports whale conservation. It feels good knowing this wasn’t just a one-off novelty item.❞

❝ Solid quality, comfortable fit, and they didn’t feel flimsy like some eclipse glasses I’ve tried before.❞

❝ Great product and even better mission. Buying these felt like supporting both science and the environment. ❞

❝ Once in a lifetime to see a total solar eclipse! Great to see the younger generation involved.❞

❝ High quality product! Very pleased with my ISO approved solar glasses. ❞

❝ Glasses arrived faster than expected and were packaged really well. Clear instructions and they worked exactly as advertised.❞

❝ Just tested them to the bare sun and they were perfect. Crisp view, no eye strain at all.❞

❝ Love that part of the purchase supports whale conservation. It feels good knowing this wasn’t just a one-off novelty item.❞

❝ Solid quality, comfortable fit, and they didn’t feel flimsy like some eclipse glasses I’ve tried before.❞

❝ Great product and even better mission. Buying these felt like supporting both science and the environment. ❞

Q: Is it safe to look directly at a solar eclipse?

A: No. Looking directly at the Sun without proper protection — even during a partial eclipse — can cause serious and permanent eye damage. Always use ISO 12312-2 certified solar eclipse glasses.

Q: Are your eclipse glasses safe and certified?

Yes. All glasses sold through the Fin Whale Eclipse Project meet the ISO 12312-2 international safety standard for direct solar viewing and are independently tested by accredited laboratories.

Q: What is the 15% of profits donated to?

The Fin Whale Eclipse Project connects the August 12, 2026 Total Solar Eclipse with the migration route of the North Atlantic Fin Whale — celebrating both celestial wonder and ocean conservation.

Q: How does this project support conservation?

We donate 15% of net proceeds from every sale to international and local NGOs dedicated to protecting whales, marine habitats, and overall ocean health.

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The Total Solar Eclipse August 12, 2026

The 2026 eclipse will sweep across the North Atlantic Ocean, first touching land in Greenland, crossing over Iceland and Spain, and passing near the Balearic Islands before moving across the Mediterranean Sea.