Black Light UV Flashlight – High Power 100 LED with 30-feet Flood Effect – Professional Grade 385nm-395nm Best for Commercial/Domestic Use Works Even in Ambient Light - USA Stock – UK Design

This is one Big, Bad, UV Flashlight!!!!!I've got a couple of little dogs...one of whom suffers from periodic UTIs...which pretty much means that every morning, on waking up, I walk around my bedroom, looking for suspicious damp spots, on the carpet that need to be cleaned up. Periodically, I wait till it's dark, and then walk around with a teeny tiny little blacklight, looking for spots that dried before I saw them, and tackle those, as well--but using the teeny flashlight is tedious, and it's not always accurate on all surfaces (ie, it's not very accurate on a fuzzy dog bed, although it's pretty good, on the indoor outdoor carpeting on my floor...and it's not even remotely accurate on a highly pattered oriental rug), so I was looking for something that did a better job.Which led me to this bad boy.I'll admit it: I was skeptical. Was it REALLY going to make that much difference? Plus, it seemed awfully expensive for a FLASHLIGHT...Well, it DID make a difference. No lie--it really DOES work in daylight. (Yeah, naturally it's better at night--but I could see more with it during the daylight, than I can at night, with my other, tiny one.) And at night? I don't know whether to be thrilled that it found so many suspicious spots on my carpet--or disgusted. It is SUPER easy to tell the difference between those areas that are permanently "different" from unstained carpet, due to them having been stained, then cleaned (repeatedly)...and new stains, that actually need to be cleaned.My UTI pup is what I call a "traveling pee-er"--meaning she pees while traveling in sinuous S shapes, leaving tiny droplets of urine beyond the initial "puddle"...and unless the stain was fresh, my tiny LED didn't always spot the tiny drops--which, left alone, over time, create a nasty "ghost of pee" smell--an elusive, nasty scent--that is noticeable on damp days for a few seconds at a time. With the UVBeast, I found wayward, untreated drops all over the place, traveling off of already treated areas...and, after treating them, I've actually been through several damp days without a single "ghost of pee" scent at all--SCORE!!!!Further...the UVBeast is able to show stains on other surfaces my tiny light couldn't handle...like...furry dog beds, and my patterned oriental rugs.Even better--it clearly differentiates between different TYPES of stains, which has meant that when both my dogs suffered from gastroenteritis, I was able to use the light to tell whether what they threw up was bile based, or foam--which was important information to provide to their vet--and wasn't something I could readily tell in all areas with stains that had already dried. In fact--even after washing a stained bed, I could still clearly locate the areas that had had bile-based vomitus on them, due to the fact that although they looked fine to the naked eye, under the UVBeast, they glowed a malignant looking orange-brown. (Enzymatic cleaners helped clear up that, as well.I won't go into details about the hefty feel of it, quality of construction, etc, since other reviewers already have, but I'll confirm it with a, "Yeah, what they said." (And I'll add that the seller is doing his best to set himself apart from the general rank and file, by following up with multiple emails, making sure you're satisfied with the product--even to the extent of offering a nice extra which I won't get into, here.) (But it's nice, trust me. ;))In short--if you've got dogs or (presumably) cats, and you've also got carpet or rugs--do yourself a favor, and BUY THIS FLASHLIGHT!!!!! You'll most likely be unpleasantly surprised by what your pets have been up to without you realizing it...but at least once you know about it, you can tackle it all with enzymatic cleaners. ;) (Don't even bother with the teeny tiny lights that are what come up by default when you search for blacklights for urine detection. They DO find some stuff--they're not worthless--but they're more work, and don't find as much, or as easily. Spend the extra now--because you will probably need to in the end, anyway. :)

Prior to purchasing the uvBeast, I was looking for scorpions with another light I had purchased. It worked okay, but the beam was so narrow that it was time consuming to sweep the area I needed to. I'd find plenty of scorpions, but was out for almost 45 minutes sweeping a foot wide section at a time. With the uvBeast, the beam is so intense scorpions don't just glow, they GLOW! The flood effect of the uvBeast has also revealed the little buggers when I'm looking down at the bottom of the wall and they try and escape across the top. Did I mention scorpions really GLOW with the uvBeast? I've now also been finding them in the rocks, with just a section of claw or tail hanging out. There's so much contrast to the uvBeast beam that it's tough not to see them.The uvBeast can be blinding, so beware. The beam just doesn't appear all that bright, but it is. If it catches something that really reflects, you get to see just how bright it really is. I say beware, because the reflected light can hurt your eyes and make a mess of your night vision. After a couple of uses, you get used to the things in the house or backyard that really reflect and you learn to inspect the areas with the flood area, instead of direct. Nice problem to have! :)I've recommended uvBeast to my friends who have also had the misfortune of having scorpions and they can't believe they were using their former cheesy lights.If you're using it to find pet stains, get ready to be grossed out! the uvBeast has no problem making pet stains glow in ambient light. Funny how you can find pet stains, when you don't have pets! :(

Works great… and Thank You for including the goggles. I had cataract replacement surgery a few years ago. I didn’t realize my eyes would be so sensitive to the black light!