Product Description
UV Black Light
Are you in a relationship and worried that your partner isn’t being faithful? Do you have a teenager who might be sexually active? Many of us ask ourselves these questions every day, but until now, there were no definite answers. A UV Light will locate and illuminate body fluid stains, invisible to naked eye.
Basically everything under the sun will fluoresce under UV light including many food products, very effective for isolating stained areas for further testing such as linens, clothing, automobile interiors, furniture, etc. Also, dried semen stains can be almost invisible on white cotton fabric and the UV light gives users the ability to more easily locate the area of the stain. A UV Light will illuminate a body fluid stain the best in a darken room, such as a cloths closet. The stain will glow in a purple color. In forensic investigations, black lights are used to reveal the presence of trace evidence, such as blood, urine, semen and saliva, by causing visible fluorescence in these substances. The use of this technique by exposé style television news magazines for reporting on the various unsanitary and mysterious stains found in hotel rooms.
Are you in a relationship and worried that your partner isn’t being faithful? Do you have a teenager who might be sexually active? Many of us ask ourselves these questions every day, but until now, there were no definite answers. A UV Light will locate and illuminate body fluid stains, invisible to naked eye.
Basically everything under the sun will fluoresce under UV light including many food products, very effective for isolating stained areas for further testing such as linens, clothing, automobile interiors, furniture, etc. Also, dried semen stains can be almost invisible on white cotton fabric and the UV light gives users the ability to more easily locate the area of the stain. A UV Light will illuminate a body fluid stain the best in a darken room, such as a cloths closet. The stain will glow in a purple color. In forensic investigations, black lights are used to reveal the presence of trace evidence, such as blood, urine, semen and saliva, by causing visible fluorescence in these substances. The use of this technique by exposé style television news magazines for reporting on the various unsanitary and mysterious stains found in hotel rooms.