Blacklights are a great party piece, and they’re especially useful after the party is over. Why? Well, you can use a blacklight to find any critters or bodily fluids that may have stuck around.
That’s right, most bodily fluids contain chemicals that glow under UV light. But you don’t have to lug around a full sized blacklight to find the source of that rancid cat pee smell. You could easily get the job done with a small, portable blacklight.
You can also use a portable blacklight to detect any unwanted guests that may be waiting in your bedroom or hotel room. Bedbug poop trails glow under UV light, so you can use a portable blacklight to quickly scan your hotel mattress for any of these disgusting monsters. Some scorpions and spiders also glow under UV light, which is good to know if you live in an area that has a lot of deadly scorpions.
There are all kinds of portable blacklights, and it can be hard to find the one that suits your needs. That’s why we’ve taken the time to find the best portable blacklights, for every situation.
A quick note before we dive in: strong UV lights are no joke and if you’ll be using them with any regularity you should buy a pair of UV blocking safety glasses. For ~$7 you can grab a pair of regular safety glasses or for a few bucks more you can get an over-your-glasses model.
INFRAY Pocket-Sized Blacklight Pen ($18)
Some portable blacklights are a little bulky. The bulky lights are really bright, which is nice, but you can’t really hide them in your pocket. If you need a discreet little blacklight that you can take on a plane or on the job without much fuss, then you should check out the INFRAY blacklight.
There’s not much to say about this blacklight. It’s a solid product at an affordable price. It’s a handy device for people that travel frequently, and it’s especially useful for people that need a blacklight in a professional environment (checking money, cleaning houses, dentistry, etc). The only real downside to the INFRAY blacklight is that it produces a smaller beam of light than larger blacklights. But it’s a small price to pay for a blacklight that’s the size of a highlighter.
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