FAQ:

Why can't some cat urine be detected? Won't it work on cat urine?

• The pet urine contains phosphorus and protein (mainly phosphorus), these minerals and elements will fluoresce under UV light, thereby detecting dry pet urine that is invisible to the naked eye. If some cats are low in phosphorus in their food and drinking water, their urine is also low in phosphorus, causing their urine to be undetectable by UV flashlights.

Why make sure the surface is completely dry?

• Because black light UV light flashlight is only effective for detecting dry pet urine. Fresh pet urine, pet urine that is not completely dry, air humidity or superabsorbent materials may cause the light emitted by the purple flashlight to be very weak or not glow. For the most obvious fluorescence from UV light flashlight, allow the pet urine to dry completely before attempting to locate the stain with UV light flashlight. Only in this way can the UV flashlight be used to the extreme.

Special Feature:

• Pet Urine Detection;
• Spot Hard-to-find Scorpions;
• Cure UV Resin;
• Hotel Health Inspection;
• Find Bed Bug;
• Find Tomato Hornworms;
• Kitchen/Bathroom Satin Detection;
• Leak Detection;
• ID/Currency Verification;
• Uranium Glass Inspection;
• For Luminescence of Luminous Material;
• Cat Ringworm Detection;
• Cure Nail Polish.

Tips:

• Can only spot dried urine stain;
• Does not work on reflective surface or carpet with fluoresce;
• The ultraviolet led black light works best in dark environment, the darker it is, the better it works;
• For few dark color carpets, the reflected stain color will be very close to the color of the carpet, making it harder to see;
• Remove all batteries if you did not intend to use it for a long time.

Multipurpose Use