There is no evidence on your glasses that any qualified company has validated these are compliant and safe.
Your answer to the person who asked, did not answer the question, which makes me think I cannot trust this source. null

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There is no evidence on your glasses that any qualified company has validated these are compliant and safe.
Your answer to the person who asked, did not answer the question, which makes me think I cannot trust this source. null

user812415 · Accepted Answer

The glasses have the ISO certification marked on the inside.

TinaR · Answer

I know this is after the fact, but you can go to NASA website--they have a list of the companies that have their approval for eclipse-safe equipment.  Celestron is on that list.

Telescope · Answer

Every official Celestron eclipse filter product website, such as the one in the following link, clearly states the products are fully ISO compliant. https://www.celestron.com/products/eclipsmart-solar-eclipse-glasses-observing-kit

Answered by Telescope 9 months ago

“There is no evidence on your glasses that any qualified company has validated these are compliant and safe. Your answer to the person who asked, did not answer the question, which makes me think I cannot trust this source.”

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