Warnings Issued Over Counterfeit Solar Eclipse Glasses in the US

State attorneys general caution against fake glasses that could lead to severe eye injury and advise on how to verify their authenticity.

Officials warn against counterfeit solar eclipse glasses being sold in the US, which could cause severe eye injury.
State attorneys general in New York and Ohio issue warnings about fake solar eclipse glasses and advise on how to ensure glasses are legitimate.
Fake glasses are being sold as 'NASA-approved' or impersonating legitimate brands, despite NASA not endorsing any glasses.
New Yorkers can pick up free, legitimate solar eclipse glasses at city libraries and along transit routes.
Consumers are advised to report fake glasses and any eclipse-related issues, including hotel cancellations and price gouging, to their state attorney general's office.