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Solar eclipse: What to do with your glasses after it passes

Eclipse glasses should be recycled by removing plastic components and keeping the cardboard frames, according to recommendations from the region.
Solar eclipse glasses must meet safety compliance with ISO 12312-2 standards to avoid eye damage from the sun.
Organizations like Astronomers Without Borders are collecting used glasses for redistribution before the next total solar eclipse in 2026.

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