Can these be used over regular glasses? null

Yes. I wear glasses and used them over my lenses.

You hold the viewer up to your eyes to view. They are not glasses. They have a dual set of lenses and I used them with my glasses.

The 2X eclipse viewer is basically a popup cardboard binocular with built in solar filters. It is used like a regular binoculars and will not fit over eyeglasses.

yes, slightly awkward, but that's how I used them on eclipse day

I had to take off my regular trifocal glasses to use these. I might have been able to make it work, but it was easier to just take them off.

You hold them up to your eyes or glasses, just like binoculars.

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Absolutely yes
Answered by JulianH 2 years ago
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Yes. I wear glasses and used them over my lenses.
Answered by Alienmouse 2 years ago
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You hold the viewer up to your eyes to view. They are not glasses. They have a dual set of lenses and I used them with my glasses.
Answered by KathrynT 2 years ago
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The 2X eclipse viewer is basically a popup cardboard binocular with built in solar filters. It is used like a regular binoculars and will not fit over eyeglasses.
Answered by Telescope 2 years ago
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No
Answered by user261429 1 year ago
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Yes
Answered by Sal2 1 year ago
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yes, slightly awkward, but that's how I used them on eclipse day
Answered by NCtoOhioEclipser 1 year ago
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I had to take off my regular trifocal glasses to use these. I might have been able to make it work, but it was easier to just take them off.
Answered by user426876 1 year ago
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You hold them up to your eyes or glasses, just like binoculars.
Answered by user246278 1 year ago
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Yes. That’s how I used mine.
Answered by IreneW 1 year ago
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