Description

This is an UV ultra violet LED flashlight with 9 LED bulbs. It'saluminum body makes it light weight and portable. It also has aservice life of up to 10,000 hours. It is perfect for camping,outdoors, around the house and many other uses. The Listing picturefeatures an actual LICE EGG on a strand of hair being madeflourescent by our actual UV Flashlight

Perfect for:

    Lice Egg or Nit Detection (Egg and NitsFlouresce for easy Finding)
    Detecting Bed Bugs
    Checking ultraviolet inks in currency andID's
    Check credit cards- Discover Cards have "NOVUS",MasterCard have "M C", and Visa has V or an eagle in UV ink.
    Activation of fluorescent inks/dyes used asanti-counterfeiting measures
    Checking hand stamps at clubs
    Examining artwork and glasswork for hiddenrepairs
    Scan a crime scene for foreign materials
    Finding Scorpions in your yard, house or theDesert.
    Curing UV Glue
    Illuminates Fluorescent Minerals

Specifications:

    9 LEDs UV Light, low power consumption,ultra-bright, visible over a long distance
    Require 3 x AAA Alkaline batteries (notincluded)
    Switch type: Press on, press off from rearcap
    Flashlight made of a strong and lightweightaluminum case
    Light weight, compact and easy to carry
    The water resistance design is for use on rainydays
    Color: Black
    Great for checking notes, credit cards,fluorescent inks (invisible inks), cracked glassware, or even crimescene.
    Light bulb type: UV Light
    Operating voltage: 4.5V
    Number of LED: 9
    Battery Type: 3 x AAA Alkaline batteries
    Size: 3.3inch x 0.9inch
    Weight: 1 ounce (not including batteries)

-Did you know that UV light will illuminate LICE EGGS and NITS!Stop Lice infestations by using our UV flashlight to make the liceeggs glow so that you don't miss any on your childs head!

-North Dakota Dept of Health- "Nits reflect ultraviolet light"

-Virginia Dept of Education- "UV lights (aka''black lights'') maybe helpful because the light fluoresces the nits -they appear asbright white specks. "

-Michigan Dept of Community Health- " Nits reflect ultravioletlight. Use a strong flashlight (UV recommended)."