The sun will nearly disappear over Morocco.Your customers will need glasses.
Eclipse Ready supplies certified eclipse glasses wholesale to hanouts, kiosks, pharmacies and shops across Morocco, with everything you need to sell them at the counter.
Local time (GMT+1). Source: NASA eclipse data via Orbital Radar.
One morning when every customer asks for the same thing
89–99%The whole country sees it
From Marrakech (89%) to Rabat (99%), the sun is almost completely covered. In Tangier, Tétouan and Oujda it goes fully dark.
A sliver of sun can still burn eyes
At 97% the sky dims, but the sun that remains can still damage eyesight. To look up safely, people need certified glasses.
Demand peaks in one week
Most people buy in the days just before the eclipse. The shops with glasses on the counter are the ones that make the sale.
Peak summer
2 August falls in the summer holidays, when towns are busy and families are home together.
Glasses you can stand behind
Your customers trust you with their eyes. We make sure every pair you sell deserves that trust.
CE certified, ISO 12312-2 filters
Every pair carries the CE mark and meets ISO 12312-2, the international standard for looking directly at the sun.
Made by a manufacturer on the AAS list
Our glasses are made by one of the 27 manufacturers listed by the American Astronomical Society as making safe solar viewers that meet ISO 12312-2.
Traceable
Every pair is printed with the manufacturer, batch number and standard, so any customer can check it.
Moroccan import paperwork
We handle import conformity and customs, and give you copies of the documents.
Documents you can download
- CE certificateAvailable before first shipment
- ISO 12312-2 test reportAvailable before first shipment
- Company registration (RC / ICE)Available before first shipment
- Product liability insuranceAvailable before first shipment
How to spot unsafe glasses
- An ISO logo on its own proves nothing. Ask for the test report and the name of the lab.
- Through safe glasses you see nothing at all except the sun or a very bright light.
- Scratched, creased or torn filters must be thrown away.
From first message to eclipse day
Message us
Tell us your shop, your city and roughly how many pairs you need.
Get a quote
We send you a price for your pack, including delivery to your city.
Confirm your order
Choose your pack. Payment terms: to confirm.
Receive your stock
Delivered to your shop by date, with posters.
Sell in eclipse week
Put the glasses and poster by the till in the week before the eclipse.
What could you make?
Example figures. Your quote sets the real buying price.
Order early. Stock runs out in the final weeks.
- NowQuotes
- 31 March 2027Early order deadline
- 31 May 2027Last order with guaranteed delivery
- 1–15 July 2027Delivery to shops
- 2 August 2027Eclipse day
What shop owners ask us
Is a partial eclipse really dangerous to look at?
Yes. Even when 99% of the sun is covered, the visible part is bright enough to damage the retina, and it does not hurt while it happens. Ordinary sunglasses do not protect the eyes.
Do people in Tangier, Tétouan and Oujda still need glasses?
Yes. The eclipse lasts more than two hours and the total part only a few minutes. Glasses are needed for the whole partial phase before and after.
Can children use them?
Yes, with an adult watching. Children should not use them alone.
Can the glasses be kept for another eclipse?
Yes, if the filters stay clean and undamaged. Store them flat in their sleeve.
How do I pay?
Payment methods: bank transfer, cash on delivery…
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- +212 6XX XX XX XX
- contact@eclipseready.ma
- Hours
- Mon–Sat, 9:00–19:00