Eclipse Retailers

Many retail chains have begun selling ISO-compliant eclipse glasses, but not all locations may have them in stock. If you’re searching for the right protection, try one of the following stores in your area:

• Warby Parker – you can grab a free pair of solar eclipse glasses from any Warby Parker store nationwide April 1-8 while supplies last.
• Lowes
• Walmart
• Staples
• Wegmans
• 7-Eleven
• Buc-ee’s

• Still have your eclipse glasses from the last total solar eclipse in 2017? Eclipse glasses and solar viewers don’t expire, no matter how much time is spent looking at the sun. Double check that they are ISO 12312-2 compliant and free from any scratches, tears, dents, bubbles, or other damage before reusing.
• Unlike your everyday glasses, avoid using lens cleaner, water, or wipes to clean eclipse glasses. This could degrade the cardboard that is often used to properly keep eclipse viewers in place.
• According to NASA, there are an additional 150 million people living within 200 miles of the path of totality for this upcoming eclipse compared to 2017, meaning more people will have the opportunity to witness the celestial event. Give yourself enough time to make a plan so you can safely enjoy it.
• The next total solar eclipse that can be viewed from the U.S. takes place August 23, 2044. Don't miss out – make a plan to experience it this year!
• Don’t wait until the last minute! Double check that your viewers fully cover both eyes and that the labels on the glasses packaging include instructions, warnings, the ISO label, and the manufacturer’s name.