method 7’s only benefit is they are color calibrated to different grow lights so your plants look more natural. Any dark polarized sunglasses with polycarbonate lenses will block all harmful uv, you don’t need expensive brand names.
Yas queen
I assume you have never worn a pair of method 7 glasses?
Queen?
Come on bro, at least use a pic of Bozo the clown.
Ok ok, you've convinced me to consider buying one of your products in the future.
mine are ANSI rated for uv a, b and c and impact resistant. and $39. so no, i'm not fooled by their advertising as being "grow room" glasses.
that was @twentyeight.threefive 's old avatar. Bozo would probably have cataracts by now.
RIU10 is the discount code
It was very briefly, but I'm still a clown.
i think you have to be to be on this site for long, huh?? my wife always asks when i'm gonna grow up.
Like I said previously, M7's primary benefit is they are color calibrated to specific grow light spectrums so colors look better but they dont offer any better eye protection than any other decent pair of dark sunglasses you might already own. The vast majority of sunglasses are made with polycarbonate lenses (which M7 also uses), its the same material used for safety glasses because it doesnt shatter like glass and it blocks 100% UV.
I think the M7's provide less protection than darker glasses, but as you're saying the best thing about them is that you see more of the actual plants colors. Darker glasses work better if you're gonna look at the lights. I try to avoid looking at them, but when I raise or lower them it's hard not to accidentally see them, so whenever I'm not lazy I wear the darker ones when adjusting lights.
