Method Seven Cultivator Blurple LED Grow Room Glasses for Magenta/Pink LED

Great glasses, You Get what you pay for. I was going to get a cheaper pair of glasses but your eyes are an extremely important thing to keep safe. These glasses are great quality and allow you to almost stare at the LEDs (I wouldn't recommend it though) I love how they make the light more white makes it easier to tend your plants and diagnose any possible issues. If youre looking for a pair of high-quality LED glasses look no further and buy these. Also love the carry pouch and the stickers that came with them

Light weight fit well. Came in a cool bag and ready to wear. Seem durable and scratch resistant. For the price I think you get a lot for your money.

The Method Seven glasses give a night and day difference. You can actually see the true colors of your plants and see what is going on with them. Without these glasses I also suffered from horrible headaches from the lights. Seeing truly is believing, and these glasses do exactly what they’re supposed to. I tried 2 other brands of grow glasses before these and they did not come close at all. My only complaint at all(or rather a want) is wanting a pair with larger lenses to fully block out lighting more.

Excellent product, excellent customer service. I was hesitant to buy these because of the price but I am so glad I did. They are amazing. Great clarity and color correction. Awesome product, will definitely buy again. It's good to know my eyes are properly protected.

These are really great under the LED's. I saw them on a YouTube clip and they really filter the red so that it looks like normal light. If you have HPS or MH or even a T5 it is not as clean of a wash. Also a lanyard or even elastic would be nice. They wrap around to cover your peripheral vision but iI was sweating and moving around, bending over and they slipped right off. Which is a bummer because they got a little scratch and I had them for less than a day. Why don't glasses manufacturers watch The Jerk? I would still highly recommend these if you are under the LED's for any length of time. No squinting from eye damage or hunching to avoid it. They really are pretty amazingly clear under just LED's.

Pricey for what they do, but they really make a huge difference. I have a little tent but with the new multi-spectrum bulbs these things are essential if you are planning on really looking at your plants and spending sometime under/near the lights. I have a cheaper pair from another popular company and these things really do make a difference. If you don't plan on using them much the cheap ones will do though.

Was very pleased with the quality of the lenses. No warping or distortion on the outer wrap around edges. Was able to prune and harvest with them on and had full visibility and depth perception.

I've heard and read so many great things about Method Seven, and although they're more expensive than many glasses, the only thing "too expensive" in my estimation is gambling with your vision. For the past few weeks, I've been using Apollo Horticulture UV400 glasses . Apollo is a reasonably well respected brand, but the full spectrum protection and Zeiss optics offered by Method Seven were too enticing to pass up. Out of the box, I was immediately disappointed with the construction of the Cultivator glasses .There was a bit of a creak in the arms, and the frames felt like they're about to snap at the nosepiece. I'm not being hyperbolic when I say that the throwaway glasses I got at a 3D movie last week felt like they were made better. This was compounded a bit by the Oakley-like packaging and microfiber bag. I'd rather they had invested that production expense into making the frames more substantial. I was also a little sad to see that the polycarbonate lenses were a little rough around the edges. If you didn't know what these were, you'd probably think someone got them at a gas station for free with a purchase of a fill-up and a hot dog. That's the bad. The good is: the lenses are incredible. Absolutely incredible. Where I felt the Apollo glasses were offering reasonable protection, the color shift wasn't quite right. With the Method Seven glasses, my grow tent looked like I was running a few incandescent light bulbs under my Viparspectra PAR 600 grow lights . Coverage, while not what I'd call "excellent" is definitely adequate. The frames are very comfortable, too. Too fragile, but comfortable, all the same. In retrospect, I wish I had gone with the Operator glasses instead. My guess is that they're more substantial in terms of construction, and may block out light where the frameless Cultivators don't. (Really, I'd opt for the Agent 939 LEDfx glasses if I didn't already have a few pair of decent sunglasses.) If you're on a super tight budget and know you can be extra careful, I'd recommend these. Even if these are a little out of reach price-wise, I'd try saving up a little longer. That's not to say the Apollo glasses are bad, but these lenses are so good, you won't regret it. But if you can swing a nicer model, I'd skip over these.

Fantastic product the lenses are professional quality high grade as you would find in the more expensive ones. I I met with an optometrist and we went online searching and who recommended I go with these and I'm happy I did I don't need to pay $300 4 pair glasses just because the markets hot right now. Only difference is the frames are more cheaply made but over all well constructed. As long as you're not throwing them around you should be fine.

They work. Color even under the blurpule lights gets filtered and comes out looking great

Was amazed the first time I put them on Fog up easy

M7s are the best of the best

Great product