What are UVA and UVB?
UVA is a long, ultraviolet wavelength emitted by the sun and grow lights. UVA rays are the "aging" rays in the UV spectrum. This wavelength may have a greater potential to cause damage, as these [...]
UVA is a long, ultraviolet wavelength emitted by the sun and grow lights. UVA rays are the "aging" rays in the UV spectrum. This wavelength may have a greater potential to cause damage, as these [...]
Sun Protection Factor (SPF), is the rating system used for sunscreens, makeup, and other protective products. It measures the amount of time it takes for sun-exposed skin to burn or redden. Ultraviolet Protection Factor (UPF) [...]
Yes! We’ve rigorously tested RayWear across the UV spectrum, and the results are off the charts, achieving a 50+ UPF (Ultraviolet Protective Factor) rating. This is the highest level of protection any fabric can achieve.
Our patent-pending fabric and weave blends create a completely unique layer of protection from UV, visible and IR radiation that is not just extremely light and breathable, but incredibly soft for anyone with sensitive skin.
Yes. Modern grow lights are capable of producing high levels of UV, Visible and IR radiation all of which can be harmful to our grower community.
Whether or not a grow light is dangerous is completely based on how someone is working around it. There’s a mountain of scientific evidence that demonstrates the danger of UV, visible and infrared (IR) radiation. [...]
Yes. It is extremely important to protect your eyes from light radiation. We recommend protective sunglasses or goggles for ultimate defense.
RayWear was created specifically to protect the modern cultivation community and the unique environments they endure. However, RayWear is highly recommended for anyone who spends a significant amount of time in direct sunlight (e.g., hikers, [...]
Yes. Cultivators are exposed to a greater range of light radiation for a longer length of time than the average individual is likely to encounter. This increased exposure may put growers at a greater risk [...]
Yes! Traditional sun-proof clothing is only focused on protecting the wearer from UV rays. However, this is only a fraction of the light radiation modern cultivators are being exposed too. RayWear's patent pending fabric offers [...]