Prints are great. Beautiful, crisp, solid. If we were just going off of that, itd get five stars. The labeling and marketing is misleading. This is not environmentally friendly, in that you have to treat it like any other kind of resin. It cant go down the sink. Dont breathe the fumes. Dont let it touch your skin. It is as toxic as any other resin, according to my understanding of the MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet), do a search for (name of resin)MSDS and you will find it. See for yourself. It is VERY toxic to marine and plant life. It is not to enter sewers or water. You have to process it as you would process any other resin. The environmentally friendly aspect that this resin can claim is that it is made out of plants. Thats it. Im knocking off three stars for that not being abundantly clear on the sales page. In fact, they tell you its safe for the environment. Be advised. Dont get casual about this stuff.

Thought Id try out Anycubics low odor resin. I was surprised by how little odor there was. I printed some hummingbird earrings, and they turned out great!

This is my first resin used and has very minimal odor. The quality is excellent as expected. I used the regular settings on Chitubox for ANYCUBIC Mono. I printed very small objects and the details are awesome with no issues.. As other persons recommend, I used one first cleaner station, and then I used the wash and cure machine of ANYCUBIC. As always, please use a mask and gloves for safety. I recommend this resin and I will definitely buy more to print due to the excellent results. Attached some pictures.

This is marketed as eco and youd assume its safer than normal resin, but this is far from safe. They are misrepresenting this product and they dont share the safety sheet unless you DM them. This company should be penalized.

Tried 4 different settings. Only got 1 try to print with partial success. Not worth the effort to fine tune the settings to get resin to work.

Worked great. If its low odor, though, glad I got low odor over regular stuff. Printed underneath stove hood running on max while gone overnight. Still had a strong odor in the kitchen the next day upon returning home.

This is, by far, my favorite resin to use in my Anycubic Photon S printer. Others I have tried do not give the crisp detail that this transluscent green can achieve. Once I use up my remaining greys, this will be the only resin I ever use again. Its that good.

Good stuff! Easy to dial in and pretty sturdy. I got good details, little brittleness and the smell wasnt bad.

Odor is low as advertised, but prints still come out too brittle for my preference. Everything I printed with it had at least one piece break off, if not more. Used it since I had it, but didnt buy a second time.

So the low odor and clean up of this was perfectly fine. The print quality wasnt too different than the other smellier ones, either. However, the odor was not why I bought this. I bought it for the clear color. I tried so many things. I tried shaking the container more and longer before printing, I tried different exposure times using a test print and I got the same yellow clear no matter what. I tried replacing the film and throughly cleaning everything even though the clear was the last color I printed, no change. Its perturbing because it looks like what happens to old plastics that get left out in the sun for years. The last time I saw a clear plastic this thick and this yellow, it was the cover of an abandoned tourist sign covering a years-old poster in the sun where the paint was peeling off the wood frame. The only reason I am not returning it is that the sturdiness and low smell mean that as long I use this for utilitarian things, the material is good and just not worth the hassle of returning. But I was very, very disappointed. I have no idea about other colors but I imagine they would be fine or at least not as bad. I would just strongly counsel anyone against clear if they want the clear color in the images. I have not gotten that. If there were a trick to get that color, I would love to know it but it should be advertised on the bottle itself.