Pet UV 365nm Wood's Lamp DARKBEAM Blacklight Flashlight - Portable Mini Handheld Torch for Detecting Dog Urine and Pet Stains, Resin Curing, and 370nm Anti-counterfeiting Identification Review

This item does exactly what I need, looking for cat pee stains. I read on a pet site that 365 nm works best for cat urine, not 385-395. It was perfect for mocking. The darker the room, the better. The zoom works great for small areas, especially when it's not dark enough. Good product.

I just got this because I wanted to tinker with a deeper UV and make things glow. A few days after receiving it, I smelled a naughty kitty in the air and couldn't identify it with my nose. When it got dark I found this. The cat was accidentally locked in the bedroom. Completely invisible in normal lighting. I didn't even intend to use it for this purpose.

Suitable for detecting cat urine. I will say it didn't show up well or at all on some surfaces, like wood paneling, but I don't think the light is to blame as it illuminated the wall where my cat splashed like a Christmas tree. (Pooh). It was very difficult to go through all the reviews of all the devices available so I thought I would put my experience to try and help others here. That's January 2021 for me

This is the real deal. The light is invisible to the naked eye and is washed out by most other light sources. It's nothing negative, it's just physics. With a fresh battery, the light is strong enough to damage the eyes just from the light reflected off white objects. Use in a dark room at night for best results. You'll see stains and body fluids you didn't even know existed. What I thought was "my pretty clean house" turned into a "damn crime scene." As for the glow-in-the-dark objects, they…

The flashlight is a lot smaller than I thought it would be but now I'm glad it fits in my pocket. In my opinion it's very good quality, well packaged, I think it's aluminum? Anyway, I was a little embarrassed that there were no instructions, not even a vague step-by-step diagram, on the box. Note: This flashlight uses one (1) AA battery, positive side down. To change the focus/radius of the beam, move the flashlight head forward (point)/backward (area). I was literally in shock at the stains on

I'm sitting around the house and I was almost sure that one of the cats had an accident, but I had no idea where! So a little research has shown that the best black light to see is 365nm, like this one, and at a very reasonable price. Most black lights are 385nm and above and probably don't work that well with cat urine. When evening came, I turned off the lights, put on my Pyramex Ztek Goggles, Amber Frame/Amber Lenses, also sold at Revain, and dragged this little guy to my black light party…

I will not comment on the durability of this product as I have only had it a few days. I bought it to detect ringworm in some adopted kittens. During her "free" visit to the vet, she pointed out that the hairless patches were ringworm. She gave me medicated shampoo and treatment lotion. All is well. The vet insisted that I check him regularly and I won't mention that it would be very expensive. So I did a little research and came across the "Woods lamp" which is really just a 365nm UV lamp. I…

This flashlight is ideal for checking documents. That's because the visible light it emits is weird as hell. A very soft white glow emanates from it, which illuminates everything at least slightly. I suspect that in the wavelength spectrum plot there is a bottom line that extends from the UV end to the 700nm end. It's like being able to walk in the dark and ALMOST light up the hallway. So it's possible to see the entire ID with that very faint white glow. Then there is the UV part of the…