Escolite 2 Pack UV Flashlight Black Light, 51 LED 395nm Ultraviolet Blacklight Detector for Dry Pet Urine and Bed Bug, Matching with Pet Odor Eliminator

They flicker and you have to smack them to get them working again. Although it's not a big deal for cleaning, it's a pretty big deal when you have to navigate a field of deadly bark scorpions. The first time that it happened was not a good time for it to start after a week of use. Earlier that night, I had captured five scorpions, but as I approached the middle of my yard, I found three scorpions huddled together. At the same time that one of them was being picked up, a second ran at me and the light flickered. My thoughts are HFBSMF. So I just begin to stomp like a crazy mofo to see if I can crush them or scare them away. As a result of the jumping, the light came on and now there are only two lights. As well, I was thinking a terrible thing about the other one I saw. It was in front of me, so all of my heebee jeebees and horrible thoughts had to retreat. While getting that fixed would be ideal, other than that it would make finding and removing scorpions as easy as possible. Here is a picture of the tiniest scorpion caught that year with a pocket knife next to it.

Roberto Jimenez

| Dec 01, 2020

Weekly or biweekly, batteries need to be replaced. On both our lanyards, the attachments broke after fewer Since moving into a new home that has scorpions, we have used them nightly. Our daily patrol of the yard includes looking for any unusual activity. However, the lights do their job quite well, and for our purposes, they function well. Until now, I never knew scorpions were so brightly lit. For realz, radioactive material is a dangerous substance. As a result, one of the lights is quite a bit brighter than the other, so there is still a significant amount of variation. In addition, I was unaware that they took AA batteries when I bought them. Therefore, they need to be replaced on a fairly regular basis. It would be much more convenient if I could use a light that was powered by C or even D. I stayed up both so I could endure the night and also see further into the darkness. Our attitude toward looking for scorpions is disgusting, and we are reluctant to venture out into the scorpion territory. The power I want to have is far beyond what I need. The lanyards didn't last as long as I would have liked but they did the job well for a decent price. I don't regret buying them, although I wish they would have lasted as long as they did.

Liberty Hinton

| Jan 24, 2021

It took me a while to warm up to this little flashlight. However, I was pleasantly surprised that these lights turned out better than my expectations. I received them and put batteries in one light to check how it worked. I bought these for the sole purpose of looking for stones at night so the light was very bright and it showed me a few things around my house that were somewhat disturbing. In that regard, it did a very good job.

Baker CONNOR

| Nov 04, 2020

I used the product for the first time tonight. After purchasing it, we immediately started using it. Within 15 minutes, we found another 4 scorpions. We found the first scorpion 2 minutes after returning to the backyard. We live in an area near Phoenix, and they were all outside. In order to prevent the scorpions from entering the house, we hope to catch (and kill) them. am very pleased with this product because it is easy to use and durable. Despite my high expectations, the quality far exceeded them.

Jeffery Blanchard

| Aug 23, 2021

I bought a pair of 51 LED lights and a 100 LED UV light for it. There is a great deal of brightness in the 100! There is a significant difference between the 51s and this. You can go with the 100 if you need a brighter screen. you are looking for a more conventional flashlight, this 51 is a good choice. With the 100, I'm going to see if I can spot Tomato Hornworms after dark. If either one of these (100 or 51) is on, they glow like fluorescent green tubes! In my experience, the 51s are just as bright as the 100, but not as bright as the 274. It is super easy to identify the pests when the plants are red.

Mikaela Bennet

| Jul 24, 2021

There is dog pee in this light, and it is a decent light. In addition, the vacuum appears to pick up dog vomit and dried Monster Energy spills. This image does not reveal any body fluids or bacteria. There is a purple haze to this image and the blue highlighted spots are easier to see at night or in a As the light has a wavelength of 395 nm, this is the reason. My guess is that 365 nm lights are better for this kind of application.

Anastasia Grant

| Jun 29, 2021

I found the lights to be well made and they did not have any quality issues. However, one does need to pay attention to the direction of the arrow on the battery holder inside the light to ensure it will work once installed. A light is significantly less bright than the other, and I was disappointed by it. It went on after I swapped batteries from one light to another. In a way, it just boggles the mind how the universe can work like that. The LEDs in the weaker beam may not be as bright unless they are specifically designed to be so. If the retailer were to reach out to fix this situation rather than me having to go back to Amazon, it would be great.

Arielle Lake

| Nov 29, 2020

They are well-made and a lot smaller than the picture makes them look, so I like them. As of this moment, we can use them for locating scorpions inside our house, since we just had our first scorpion inside. It allows us to use them upstairs and downstairs, and we can also use one while camping. I am very happy with the.

Emanuel HOWELLS

| Nov 21, 2020