Update:

Shoney's is offer a free Eclipse Survival Kit - a pair of solar eclipse glasses and a Chocolate Double Decker MoonPie with the purchase of any entree, sandwich or buffet while supplies last at participating restaurants. Guests may also purchase the survival kit without meal purchase for $3. You can see a list of locations here.

In Birmingham, Smith's Variety, located at 45 Church Street in Birmingham, is getting 10,000 pairs of solar eclipse glasses early Sunday morning. The store will open at noon on Sunday, cost is $7.99 each.

Earlier story:

Solar glasses used for safely viewing Monday's eclipse are the hot item of the week.

As the big day approaches, however, finding the viewers is getting more and more difficult.

Earlier this week, crowds at Huntsville's Parkway Place Mall snaked through the building waiting in line for free solar glasses from Huntsville International Airport. The U.S. Space and Rocket Center's limited supply were snapped up quickly on Thursday morning.

"We are now sold out and don't anticipate having any more glasses for sale," officials with the Rocket Center said.

Dothan's Landmark Park had glasses for sale on Thursday morning. Cost was $3 each with a limit of 10 per person. The park sold out within 45 minutes.

Couple of things before you start looking for glasses:

So where do you get glasses? There are still a couple of places:

Parkway Place Mall is giving away 35 pairs to one lucky person. Type EclipseGlasses (all one word) to 444222 for a chance to win. Winner will be selected at random and notified Friday at noon.

Star Market in Huntsville has more than 20,000 pairs of glasses coming in Friday, exact time unknown. The glasses will be available at all Star Market locations. The price is $7.99 but that could change due to supplier costs. Limit of 20 glasses per person.

Anniston Museum of Natural History is expecting a shipment. Cost is $6 per pair.

Silhouette Boutique in Huntsville has glasses as supplies last. You can see more information here.

Alabama Vision Center has 450 pair arriving Friday morning; cost is $8 per pair, an increase due to manufacturer's price increasing. Sold on first come, first serve. Drive through service with cash only. Located at 3928 Montclair Road, Suite 100 Birmingham.

The Mary Carter Store in Cullman will be receiving more solar eclipse glasses today. Price is $4.99 plus tax.

Know of other locations where glasses are available? Send email to lgore@al.com or leave comment below.