Where you can still get certified solar eclipse glasses for tomorrow – most shops are SOLD OUT

STORES have been selling out of solar eclipse glasses as Brits race to get ready for tomorrow's rare phenomenon. Stargazers who want to watch the partial eclipse safely will need to get themselves a pair of eclipse glasses. That's because directly at the sun during the event without the right protection can cause perma

This year, Sweden is also expecting its most extensive solar eclipse since 2015 – and the best chance to see one in Sweden until 2039. But what if you can't source eclipse glasses?

Even without special glasses, there are still a few methods to view the solar eclipse safely from home.

'Looking directly at the sun can cause serious and permanent eye damage.'

With solar eclipse glasses getting harder to come by, a pinhole projector offers a simple, homemade alternative to safely view the rare event

The most significant partial solar eclipse in nearly 30 years will be visible across the UK and Ireland on August 12, with the Moon covering approximately 90% to 96% of the Sun at its peak

The eclipse on 12 August will be the most complete seen in the UK since 1999

It is important you take steps to protect your health when watching the spectacle

'Knock-off' eclipse glasses could cause blindness, experts warn before 'significant' solar event  lbc.co.uk

The UK will experience a partial solar eclipse on Wednesday, (12th August) and as specialised glasses start selling out online, here's an easy way to ensure you can still see the spectacle

Some online shoppers may have left it too late to order – but you can view partial eclipse indirectly without specs A frantic rush is on across the UK to find the right kind of protective eyewear ahead of Wednesday’s partial solar eclipse. High street stores are running out of eclipse glasses and online shoppers who tr

Eye doctors and astronomy experts are urging eclipse watchers to only use certified solar eclipse glasses

The eclipse is taking place on Wednesday evening12:03, 10 Aug 2026Health experts have issued an urgent warning ahead of the Solar Eclipse this week to avoid people causing damage to their eyes during the rare celestial event.‌While it is an incredibly exciting event you definitely won't want to miss, the eclipse must b

Online retailer Bol has removed about 20 solar eclipse glasses from its assortment, a spokesperson confirmed following a report in the Financieele Dagblad.

The Victorian Health Complaints Commissioner has issued a public warning about a Melbourne woman who is alleged to have charged $20,000 for unapproved treatments while pretending to be a doctor.

Time is running out to get the glasses needed to watch Wednesday's partial solar eclipse safely because looking directly into the sun will seriously damage your eyes

Purchases of protective eyewear, essential for observing the phenomenon, have risen sharply ahead of August 12. France's consumer fraud authority has stepped up inspections.

Purchases of protective eyewear, essential for observing the phenomenon, have risen sharply ahead of August 12. France's consumer fraud authority has stepped up inspections.

People are being told that looking directly at the sun without the right protection can cause permanent damage to your eyes

All the tips and tricks you need to watch and photograph this incredible celestial phenomenon