The article highlights the importance of using certified glasses that meet the EN ISO 12312-2:2015 standard to safely observe the total solar eclipse on August 12, warning about the dangers of using inadequate or damaged glasses. (translated)
Seven models of glasses for the solar eclipse have been withdrawn from the market due to the risk of eye injuries, as users might see only darkness while wearing them and, when trying to adjust them, expose their eyes to solar radiation. (translated)
FACUA warns that some eclipse glasses distributed by Multiópticas have been added to the list of models that have been ordered to be withdrawn from the market due to the risk of eye injuries. (translated)
The article provides a guide on how to safely enjoy the total solar eclipse on August 12, 2026, in Spain, highlighting the importance of using approved glasses to avoid permanent eye damage and warning that it is dangerous to look at the sun, even for brief moments, during all phases of the eclipse. (translated)
On August 12, 2026, a total solar eclipse, which will not be repeated for thousands of years, can be observed in 13 autonomous communities of Spain, where 100% darkness will be reached in cities like Oviedo, while it is recommended to use certified glasses for eye safety, and extraordinary measures will be implemented to manage the increase in traffic due to the influx of visitors. (translated)
Pedro Duque, astronaut and president of Hispasat, warns about the dangers of looking directly at the Sun during the total eclipse on August 12, emphasizing the importance of using proper glasses to avoid permanent eye injuries. (translated)
FACUA-Consumers in Action warns about six models of glasses intended for viewing solar eclipses that have been withdrawn from circulation due to serious issues with their filters, which can cause permanent vision damage. (translated)
On Wednesday, August 12, Spain will witness a total solar eclipse, and the Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities, along with the ONCE Social Group, has launched a campaign to distribute approximately two million approved solar observation glasses for free from various museums and science centers in several communities, as well as through more than 35,000 sales points of ONCE, to ensure that citizens can safely enjoy the phenomenon. (translated)
On August 12, Spain will witness a total solar eclipse, the first in over a century, and the authorities are promoting the use of approved glasses to protect eyesight, distributing two million of these glasses free of charge through different organizations and cultural centers across the country. (translated)
The article details the importance of using certified glasses to observe the solar eclipse of August 12, 2026, explaining how to check their compliance with the EN ISO 12312-2:2015 standard and warning about the risks of using non-certified filters or damaged glasses. (translated)
España se prepara para el eclipse solar del 12 de agosto, anticipando un aumento de hasta 1,5 millones de desplazamientos y seis millones de turistas en las provincias donde se verá el fenómeno, lo que requerirá un refuerzo de servicios de emergencias y transporte. #EclipseSolar #TurismoEspaña #SeguridadVisual
