Method Seven Offers Wholesale Grow Room Glasses

Santa Cruz, California -

Method Seven, a company based in Santa Cruz, CA, is offering wholesale grow room glasses, which are designed to protect the eyes of people who work in grow rooms that have lots of light, but not broad spectrum. While this kind of light in grow rooms is best for plants, they are not good for the eyes because the human eye requires broad spectrum light to be able to focus and see color, recognize shapes, and detect movement.

Some people may try to wear sunglasses in a grow room but they actually make things worse when they darken the light. While the person will squint less, color will not be easily discerned, and it would even be harder to focus. Other kinds of grow light glasses try to balance the color of the extreme light spectrum but they only use cheap plastic lenses that have very poor clarity and will distort the light making the wearer’s vision blurry or hazy. With such cheap grow room glasses, the eyes and brain of the wearer will need to work overtime to compensate. This can cause eye fatigue, seeing spots, headaches, and in a number of cases, even damaging ultraviolet radiation. The lenses of the Method Seven grow room glasses contain rare earth metals that eliminate the high energy spike that is emitted by the HPS lights, while also eliminating the stroboscopic effect of HPS light bulbs.

The Method Seven grow room glasses offer several benefits. Their mineral glass lenses are capable of virtually getting rid of the strobe effect of metal halide and high pressure sodium (HPS) lights. It is important to note that the glass lenses are constructed from topnotch German mineral glass or world-class synthetic glasses from Italy’s Carl Zeiss. All of the lenses of the Method Seven grow room glasses are asymmetrically tuned to provide distortion-free focus and clarity. Lastly, the Method Seven lenses offer complete protection from UVA, UVB, and UVC rays.

The available Method Seven grow room glasses include the Cultivator FX Classic, The Duchess FX Classic, Evolution FX Classic, Resistance 2 FX Classic, Citadel FX Premium, Agent 939 FX Classic, Citadel FX Classic, Resistance FX Classic, Lennox FX Rx Prescription, Evolution FX Rx Prescription, Coup FX Prescription, The Duchess FX Rx Prescription, Clip-On Classic FX, Clip-On Aviator FX, Agent 939 FX Terp Diamonds Limited Edition, and Coup Middleman FX Limited Edition.

The Cultivator FX Classic is designed for full spectrum LED and CMH lights and it complies with or surpasses ANSI-Z87+S & CSA-Z94.3 Standards. This product has been receiving a lot of five star reviews. In one recent review, Michael H. gave the product a five star rating and said, “I procrastinated for years, but I got tired of seeing spots and getting headaches after working in my grow tent, and that was with so called LED glasses that came with the tent, these Cultivar FX Classic shades were only around $64, so I purchased a pair and I couldn’t be happier, not only do they block the harmful UV light, they let you see the actual colors of the plants and leaves, fantastic if you have and toxicity or deficiency. And they work great as regular shades too.”

Method Seven was established by a collaborative team of scientists, engineers, and problem solvers, who wanted to master the spectrum of visible light with the goal of optimizing human vision. They developed eyewear solutions for people who work in the most extreme visual conditions, including pilots who are flying at mach speeds and farmers who are exposed to high-wattage lights for many hours each day. They soon realized that the eyewear they have designed for extraordinary conditions can also be used by people working in regular situations. The result is an eyewear product developed with the best German, Japanese, and Italian engineering, combined with American inventiveness. Not only will the eyewear improve vision but they also make the person wearing it appear more fashionable.

Those who are interested in learning more about the grow light glasses available from Method Seven can visit their website or contact them on the phone or through email. They are open from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm, from Monday to Friday.