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LUXPRO LP32UV UV flashlight aimed down at the floor beside a pair of safety glasses
Are UV Flashlights Safe? Eyes, Skin, Kids and Pets
Consumer UV flashlights emit low-power UV-A and are safe for normal use with one firm rule: never look into the beam. The beam looks dim, so your eyes do not... Read more...
LUXPRO LP32UV held low over a dark carpet revealing two glowing yellow-green pet urine stains, one outlined with painter's tape
How to Find Pet Urine With a Black Light (Step by Step)
Dried pet urine glows dull yellow-green under a UV flashlight, but only if the room is fully dark, the stain is dry, and you know how to tell urine from... Read more...
Side-by-side UV beams: a faint gray-white 365 nm beam and a visibly purple 395 nm beam
Is a Blacklight a UV Light? 365 nm vs 395 nm Explained
A blacklight is a UV light, specifically UV-A. The difference that matters when you buy one is wavelength: 365 nm vs 385 to 395 nm. Here is what each does,... Read more...
A phone flashlight with tape over it shows nothing on carpet, while the LUXPRO LP32UV UV flashlight reveals a glowing stain
Can You Use Your Phone Flashlight as a UV Light?
No. A phone flashlight cannot become a UV light, because its LED produces essentially no ultraviolet to begin with. Here is why the tape-and-marker trick seems to work, what it... Read more...
LUXPRO LP32UV black light flashlight making a scorpion, uranium glass vase, $20 bill security strip and pet stain glow
What Is a Black Light Flashlight Used For? 10 Real Uses
A black light flashlight makes certain materials glow so you can find what normal light hides: pet stains, scorpions, counterfeit bills, uranium glass, leak dye and more. Here are the... Read more...