Review on 🔦 Otirilo UV Flashlight Black Light with Red Light Pointer: 51 LED Blacklight for Pet Stain Detection, Scorpions, Bed Bugs, and Pet Training Tool by Brandie Zhang

This is a curious flashlight. It uses the old "through" LEDs. The ones that look like they're in a bubble. Most manufacturers have switched to newer, brighter and more compact SMD LEDs. These are the ones that are a tiny square. The biggest difference is that the head of the flashlight is big. This isn't the kind of flashlight you put in your pocket to buy Vaseline jar. It's not so big that it's difficult to carry around. It's bright enough for most purposes. It is easily visible compared to normal room lighting. For a person with aphakia (the ability to see UV) it is more visible, closer to the brightness of a 40 watt lightbulb. The design solution of combining a UV flashlight with a laser cat toy is unusual. It's really big compared to small laser cat toys. But the brightness is good and the batteries seem to last almost forever (3 AA batteries not included). Cats react to it in the same way as to any other laser pointer. You seem to overstate the ability of UV radiation to illuminate biological products. They don't jump at you like that. But it seems that all UV light manufacturers claim the same thing. But photos of the model with fluorescent paint and coolant leaks with paint are true. I've never seen black light scorpions, but I've been told they fluoresce. If you like this style I would recommend it.