🔦 uvBeast V3 Mini Black Light UV Flashlight - High Definition Ultraviolet - Rechargeable 18650 USB-C Quick Charge Port - Professional Grade High Power Upgraded LED - USA Stock Review

I thought it was a US product, I feel like uvBeast is a little dishonest when it says "US Stock" calls, and think the labeling should be legible. It's made in China and designed by uvBeast, where? In terms of form and function, it illuminates shortwave ultraviolet reactive rocks and minerals well. It's a good size with good battery life. There are no problems with the heating, but they have not been used for a long time. I will probably buy the yellow UV protective goggles separately because…

Bought this UV flashlight about a month ago to help with house cleaning. First off, I was looking for something with a solid aluminum frame, not a plastic frame. The choice of 365nm was also a conscious choice as it detects cat urine and vomit better than the more common 385nm. The light works very well, maybe even too well as now I'm very disgusted with what the cats did. The charging behavior is a bit strange as once plugged in you have to press the power button to start charging. I'm not…

. The 365nm UV lamp I found is in the ideal part of the light spectrum for most search needs. I also like their specially built in lens filter which filters out even more visible light. I took off a star because when charging with the included charging cable you have to keep the light on at all times for it to charge. I bought a separate wall charger (EBL) to charge the 18650 battery separately. Otherwise I am very satisfied with this UV light.

(+) performance - good for indoor use. not powerful enough for outdoor use.(+) Battery - GOOD for short term use(+) Size - very small (slightly larger than the SureFire TITAN Plus)(+) The price is very reasonable for this price range.( - ) Build Quality: Looks doesn't look like premium SureFire products but looks solid enough, (-) Battery charging - may take some time, external charger may help. However, the USB-C port is a great solution. (-) Charging Technology - To charge the flashlight, you

My 11 year old beagle had major surgery a few months ago and was so excited when I picked him up I literally couldn't help it. Since then, my car has smelled of urine when it's in the sun or the heating is on. I spent three hours scrubbing hard surfaces with vinegar, scrubbing and pouring enzymatic neutralizer onto soft surfaces absorbing the brunt of it, to no avail. Using a UVBeast flashlight, I could see the spray trails running down the back of the center console and flowing over the heater

I have over a dozen different 365nm UV LED flashlights. This includes a USB-C charging port, a 1A 110V charger and a cable. Also include a black light filter (required for many uses like rock picking) and a few extra o-rings. The claimed 450mW optical power is most likely true (they rarely tell the truth). A 18650 lithium battery is installed (remove the protective insulator by unscrewing the end of the switch) and it looks like a regular/premium 2600mAh battery. If I could change one thing it…

UPDATE: On a whim I used a Zeiss cloth to clean the lens. The lens was already transparent, but the cloths must have taken off a bit, because after that the light works well with glue. It cures the adhesive more stably, although not faster than cheap UV light applied to the adhesive. A: I bought it to cure UV glue (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07ZQVH9TR/). The glue kit had its own cheap UV lamp, so I had to compare that lamp to a cheap LED. First test: glue hardens faster with a cheap…

Well, for starters, it has a very bright fluorescence with no visible incident light so you can actually see the fluorescence. While this allows it to work great for spotting urine or counterfeit money etc, it is not as effective at hunting scorpions as other higher 395nm lights I have used (this is literally the only purpose the I bought it). The reason is simple, it works so well it makes all sorts of things on the ground outside fluoresce like bird droppings, wild cat urine, flowers fallen…