Method Seven grow room optics are designed using notch filtering technology to precisely block specific wavelengths of light to achieve color balance for each type of grow light. Then we trick them out using many different types of coatings across the various lens spectrums. A few examples include resin repel, anti-reflective, anti-fog, and petrol mirror for the absolute best clarity and durability.

Our Grow frames are designed in California and made in Italy with thermo-injected TR90 polymers. These materials can withstand the heat and professional rigors of the home basement grow or the biggest commercial facilities.

We invented Grow Room glasses in 2009. Our founder, Jeff Goldberg, was a photographer for High Times Magazine and managed several successful grow rooms. He struggled to get good shots of his plants under High-Pressure Sodium (HPS) lights because everything appeared washed out in yellow. Inspired by neodymium glass-blowing goggles, he wondered if he could create a lens to balance HPS light.

After a few years of research and collaboration with a German optical chemist, we nailed it. It took rare earth elements to perfectly balance the HPS light. Along the way, we discovered we were also blocking infrared heat and all dangerous UV rays—bonus!

That's also how we got our name. Seven steps in the scientific method combined with rare earth elements to make a lens unlike any other in existence. And so, Method Seven was born. We've kept developing specific lenses for every type of grow light, including our latest master project, the FX2, for use with full spectrum LED lights. The lights keep evolving, and we continue to innovate to ensure our customers are safe and produce the best harvests possible. And yes, many of our crew still grow. Thanks, Jeff.

Method Man, is an influential figure in both the music and cannabis communities. As a founding member of the legendary hip-hop group Wu-Tang Clan, Method Man has made a lasting impact on the music industry with his distinctive voice and lyrical prowess.

Key Highlights:
Music Career: Method Man's contributions to Wu-Tang Clan and his solo work have cemented his status as a hip-hop icon. Known for tracks like "Bring the Pain" and "I'll Be There for You/You're All I Need to Get By," his music career spans over two decades.
Cannabis Advocacy: Beyond music, Method Man is a prominent advocate for cannabis legalization and responsible use. He has openly discussed his long-term relationship with cannabis, emphasizing its benefits and advocating for policy reforms.
Business Ventures: In 2020, Method Man launched TICAL (Taking Into Consideration All Lives), a cannabis brand named after his debut solo album. TICAL aims to provide high-quality cannabis products while promoting social equity in the industry.
Social Justice: Method Man is committed to addressing the social injustices associated with cannabis prohibition. His brand TICAL focuses on supporting Black-owned businesses and ensuring that communities disproportionately affected by the War on Drugs benefit from the legalization movement.
Method Man's influence in the cannabis space is marked by his dedication to advocacy, quality, and social justice, making him a pivotal figure in the ongoing evolution of cannabis culture and industry.