Americans are being urged against using eight ultraviolet wands used to disinfect surfaces because of high levels of radiation the products emit that can cause injuries to the skin and eyes of those ...

The FDA is reminding people not to use certain brands of ultraviolet wands because they may produce unsafe levels of radiation. Ultraviolet wands are used to disinfect items and kill germs. The FDA ...

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The agency recommended that consumers avoid using the disinfection products because of high levels of radiation that could damage skin or eyes. By McKenna Oxenden The U.S. Food and Drug Administration ...

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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration today issued a warning that people should not use eight brands of ultraviolet wands because it said they give off unsafe levels of radiation. “Do not use these UV ...

We first heard about the disinfecting powers of UV-C light (ultraviolet light with a wavelength between 200 and 280 nanometers — and the same light that causes sunburn and skin-cell mutation in humans ...

Your phone is covered in about 20 times the amount of germs than a toilet seat. That is, frankly, disgusting when you think about it. While most of those germs are harmless or inert, some may not be, ...

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