UV Lights

UV (ultraviolet) light has several uses, primarily due to its ability to interact with molecules and cause various effects, including disinfection, fluorescence, and even some skin treatments. It is used to kill or inactivate pathogens like viruses, bacteria, and mold. It also causes certain substances to fluoresce, making them visible under UV light, which is used for various applications like forensic analysis and counterfeit detection. Additionally, UV light is used in medical treatments for skin conditions and for producing vitamin D in the body.