1. American-made eclipse glasses can be purchased at http://www.avenuesofthesky.com
   Being sold by a frum Lakewood resident
   Cheaper than all the other American-made sellers

2. Super but what Is lkwd going to do Abt kids being dismissed at that time with long bus rides? Going to be pretty hard to have little kids do this safely….
   Thoughts??

3. If you decide to buy these glasses on Amazon, please be aware that several customers are complaining that the seller is advertising that his glasses are certified and the customers can not find any certification on the actual glasses.
   A little hint to see if a seller is maybe a liar:
   He has 300 reviews and he sold 10,000 glasses in the past month.

   • I checked the glasses at the above-mentioned website (www.avenuesofthesky.com). Each pair has the certification printed on it. The website also appears on the American Astronomical Society authoritative list of safe sellers.

4. certified glasses available at Daily Deals on 2nd in Lakewood for $2

5. shame! I shld of saved my eclipse glasses that I purchased for the once-in-a-lifetime event aprox – ten yrs ago!

   • The certified glasses say to discard after 3 years. This once in a lifetime event will occur now twice in around 7 years, but next one in these parts is in 99 years.

6. Lol um the yr 2044 is not in 99 yrs

   • Lol yourself I said these parts 2044 eclipse is gonna be west of great lakes.

   • I don’t live in or near North Dakota or Montana.

7. You can get certified glasses at eclipsespecs.com . their website is listed as selling safe glasses.

8. You should watch Rabbi O.’s (of AvenuesOfTheSky) presentation on Masechta Rosh Hashana’s sugyos of the Moled and of the Mazalos! Fascinating!

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