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BZ-200
YouWeMed
Product Description
Professional Wood's Lamp: See the Invisible, Diagnose with Confidence
The Science of Detection: 365nm UV-A Light Reveals the Truth
Why choose our product
12 LED Light Sources One Button Power On Magnification Factor ≥ 1.4
The wide application of Wood's lamp
Versatile Detective: For Skin, Pet, Cosmetics, and Beyond
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FAQs
Q：What is a wood's lamp used for?
A：Wood's lamp is a detection fixture that emits long wave ultraviolet light (UVA, peak wavelength of approximately 365nm) through a filter containing nickel oxide. It mainly utilizes the principle of fluorescence reaction in dark environments and has a wide range of applications in dermatology, pet medicine, forensic identification, and other fields. It can be used to assist in the diagnosis of various skin diseases and is often used by pet doctors or owners for preliminary screening of pet skin problems.
Q：What does a fungal infection look like under a woods lamp?
A：The typical appearance of fungal infections under the Woods Lamp is mainly bright green (tinea capitis/tinea cat) or brownish yellow (tinea versicolor), but not all fungi emit light, and it is mainly used as a rapid screening tool.
Q：What skin condition does a wood's lamp reveal?
A：A Wood lamp exam may help your doctor confirm a fungal or bacterial infection or diagnose vitiligo. Your doctor may also be able to learn what is causing any light- or dark-colored spots on your skin.
Q：What is the wood's lamp test for dogs?
A：Lamp must be held over the skin lesions for at least 5 min because infected hairs may need to be exposed to the lamp for several minutes before they start to fluoresce. Positive hairs will glow an apple-green color.
Q：What color is vitiligo under Wood's lamp?
A：Under the Wood lamp, the skin lesions of vitiligo have very typical characteristics, mainly divided into two situations:
1. Bright blue and white (or porcelain white):
This is the most typical manifestation of vitiligo. Due to the lack of melanin in the skin lesion area, collagen fluorescence in the dermis will appear under the UV irradiation of the Woods lamp, presenting a very bright blue white fluorescence, similar to the color of white paper or chalk.
2. Tri color/Five color expression (progress period):
If vitiligo is in the active stage, sometimes areas with incomplete pigment loss can be seen under the light, appearing gray white in contrast to the completely lost bright blue white areas, which helps to determine whether the condition is progressing.
Q：Does a woods lamp show ringworm?
A：A Wood's lamp is a light that uses long wave ultraviolet light. When an area of scalp that is infected with tinea (a type of ringworm fungus) is viewed under a Wood's light, the fungus may glow. The typical appearance of fungal infections under the Wood Lamp is mainly bright green (tinea capitis/tinea cat) or brownish yellow (tinea versicolor), but not all fungi emit light, and it is mainly used as a rapid screening tool.
Q：What is a positive result from the Woods lamp?
A：A positive result is when there is a pigmentary disorder that is obvious, or the fluorescence is noted. The Wood's lamp is often used to make a diagnosis of the following skin disorders: Disorders of pigmentation like melasma, vitiligo.
Q：What is a Wood lamp used for in dermatology?
A：A Wood's lamp is an inexpensive, easy-to-use, and safe tool in dermatology. It is used to diagnose and monitor a range of fungal and bacterial infections, pigmentary conditions, metabolic disorders, and cutaneous surgery and cosmetics.
Q：What does a wood's lamp detect?
A：Wood's lamp is a convenient screening tool mainly used for preliminary diagnosis of skin fungal infections, boundary differentiation of pigmentary diseases, and criminal investigation or industrial testing. If used for diagnosing diseases, it is recommended to combine microscopic examination or fungal culture to obtain accurate results.
Q：What is a wood's lamp test for cats?
A：When checking animals for dermatophytosis (ringworm) we often will examine them under a special type of ultraviolet light called a Wood's lamp. 50% of strains of Microsporum canis, the most common cause of ringworm in cats, will show the infected hairs fluoresce apple green under this lamp.
