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Uses

January 20, 2026 1 min read

The use of dark violet glass for preservation of essential oils and healing products can be traced back to ancient Egypt. Many people today use Miron glass to store their cosmetics, medicines, food, cannabis, and more.

You may notice a pleasant taste and/or texture difference when structuring and enhancing your water using Miron Glass.

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What Miron glass does

January 20, 2026 1 min read

Miron glass filters the sun's rays (or any light source) so that only the beneficial wave lengths are allowed to pass through.

The ultraviolet rays preserve the contents, while the infrared rays enhance.

By filtering out the destructive wave lengths, the biophotonic activity of the natural products that you put into Miron glass are preserved. This is why Miron glass is also referred to as Biophotonic glass.