Stupid question gets stupid answer. Yes it will slightly tan you, Also if you stare into the bulb itself (try sunglasses if your a wuss) you can see sun flares that were actually captured from the sun. Sun flares are what powers HPS lights.
iv'e wondered the same thing...cause you know, indoor grow in the winter, might as well have the advantage!!!!
bummer!!!!there is a conclusive study proving a link between high occurances of cancer and exposure to HID lighting... i wish i had a link for you but the source is credible imo... NPR
tan at your own risk.
there is a conclusive study proving a link between high occurances of cancer and exposure to HID lighting... i wish i had a link for you but the source is credible imo... NPR
tan at your own risk.
there is a conclusive study proving a link between high occurances of cancer and exposure to HID lighting... i wish i had a link for you but the source is credible imo... NPR
tan at your own risk.
Where the hell did you get that "sun-flare" crap?Stupid question gets stupid answer. Yes it will slightly tan you, Also if you stare into the bulb itself (try sunglasses if your a wuss) you can see sun flares that were actually captured from the sun. Sun flares are what powers HPS lights.
thats why i wear one of these in my room...Thank God I always put on SPF 50 before I go into my room, but now as I learned about this sun flares issues I might have to find something stronger then SPF 50.
wow guys u can pretty much get cancer from anything these days , tanning in the sun and tanning beds actually expose u to the risk of cancer aswell
halogen bulbs work better i hear, gives a more even tan.
This! Works great. I tried it yesterday cause all this grow light tanning made me feel experimental. Hallogen worked good. Only trade off is I have this wierd lump on one of my balls now. Probably just gonna take a knife to it later. It's probably nothing.