ANYCUBIC 3D Printer Resin with Low Odor and Safety, 405nm UV Plant-Based Rapid Resin 2.0 with High Precision and Quick Curing for LCD 3D Printing (Clear, 1000g)

It really doesn't have much of a scent. The last resin I used claimed to have no scent, but man, that stuff was foul! This has a fragrance, like fruit and doesn't make my head feel light if I take my respirator off. The only color available to me was the Macroon Green, which did not look appealing, but I paint my prints so I figured who cares. What I care about is being able to see the detail before I prime and paint my prints and I was surprised that this almost florescent Green, actually show the detail better than the cheaper gray stuff I was using. The print also has more flex to it than the gray stuff I was using, which is more desirable to me than the brittleness of the other resin. For me, this is well worth the extra 22 bucks a liter. I am going to buy this again. Hopefully next time they'll have the gray.

How Eco Friendly I am not too sure. As I'm writing this, I made a few prints with very little change to my process from other anycubic resins, maybe a little longer exposure but other than that it works great. There is an odor, but probably only if you have a good sniffer like I do, but it's not terrible. I do have a ventilation hood that draws out smells but I turned it off to check it out. Pastel yellow. I like it but I'm hoping there's more solid, base colors in the future. I really hope this process is more globally accepted if it is less toxic and more environmentally friendly. I will keep it 5 star as it does what I ask it to, but I do plan on doing further tests.

Highly recommended

I am using this with my Creality halo one printer and I get great prints with it :-)

I was asked to try out this resin and I am having some good results with it. I have used the regular version of AnyCubic resin in green, gray and white. So trying this "plant" based version was very interesting. I picked orange since Halloween is coming up soon. I thought I would try printing a few "Pumpkin Head Scarecrows" and used my Photon printer. It printed very well right off. The picture may not show up well, so I sent a second one of the item primed in gray. The details look very good and crisp. It worked well at Layer Height .04, Bottom Layer 6, Exposure Time 10 and Bottom Exposure Time 50. The orange color is a bit lighter than I would have liked. The feel of the resin, once cured, has a soft texture not brittle. The big deal with plant resin is the low odor. I have one picky kid that said it smells better than that other stuff. I would agree and would recommend giving it a try.