> Physics aside, why would you want to do that in the first place? I worked on a product that had a UV sensor. It needed to be protected. Sourcing glass that

> Physics aside, why would you want to do that in the first place? I worked on a product that had a UV sensor. It needed to be protected. Sourcing glass that didn't block UVB, that could be used in a mass market product, at cost, integrated into a manufacturing line, was a bit of a challenge. The mechanical engineering team eventually got a hold of some. For awhile, there were weekly status updates of "got another manufacturing sample, spec sheet wasn't quite honest, it blocks some UVB."