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Safely View a Solar Eclipse. Our solar-eclipse glasses provide eclipse safety for viewing all solar eclipses. Eclipse glasses, and eclipse viewers, block out 100% of harmful ultra-violet rays, 100% of infrared, and 99.999% of intense visible light, protecting your eyes and letting you view these spectacular natural phenomena.
IBTimes UK asked optician Georgina Kendrick, from the Didsbury Eyecare in Manchester, how to safely watch the solar eclipse â and what happens if you do not do so carefully. You should never look directly at the sun, even through binoculars or telescopes as the eye can still easily be damaged.