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no scratches, no tears, no rips, no delamination of the lenses or any other obvious damage, they're almost certainly OK," Fienberg told the News Journal. If you want to keep your glasses clean ...

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no scratches, no tears, no rips, no delamination of the lenses or any other obvious damage, they're almost certainly OK," Fienberg said. Be sure to test eclipse glasses before using them.

Once you receive your eclipse glasses, check to see that they're not damaged or scratched. If that's the ... Once you have a solar filter on the lens, you won't need your eclipse glasses, NASA ...

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