Lenses & Lens Cleaners

When Day Turns to Night! Our plastic Eclipser® HD glasses are independently tested and are ISO and CE certified for the safest direct solar viewing. Not only do they look red-carpet ready, but our plastic Eclipser® HD glasses are...

Don't Be Blinded by Science... Introducing the brand new Solar Snap- The Eclipse App There has never been an easy way to take pictures of an eclipse with your phone. Until now! The Solar Snap Eclipse App is an American Paper Optics exclusive that was...

Get Eclipsed: The Complete Guide to the 2 North American Eclipses *Each book also comes packaged with 2 safe solar eclipse glasses! American Paper Optics once again teamed up with noted NASA astrophysicist, Fred Espenak and his eclipse chasing wife Pat...

Wanna Avoid Ralphing? Leave the barf bag at home and pack these Motion Sickness Glasses from Happy Go Luxy! They’re the non-pharmaceutical way to make sure that what’s in your gut stays down there when you’re racing along in a train,...

Help protect your eyes from harmful computer light with these blue light blocking Glasses. Wear them when working on your laptop, desktop, or tablet to help filter blue light. Why? Because keeping your eyes safe from blue light helps you focus better,...

Big bag of little lenses. Great little glass 14mm dia. DCX lenses for all of your project needs. Utilize their 48.3mm focal lengths for all artist classroom projects, or combine these with other lenses to build binoculars, magnifiers, microscopes and...

These 9mm dia  plano-convex (PCx)glass lenses have an appx. 154mm focal length, and are perfect for arts and crafts projects, or for making the worlds tiniest telescope. May have a few small chips but we will sort them as best as we can. Call about...

Great little glass DCX lenses for all of your project needs.  Utilize their 48.3mm focal lengths for all classroom projects, or combine these with other lenses to build binoculars, magnifiers, microscopes and telescopes. These are seconds so may...

These standard-size 2” x 2” slides in tan plastic frames are polarized despite not having an opinion on anything. It’s the polarizing filter in the lens that makes them polarized. You’ll get (2) so you can do cool experiments to...