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There is some research saying 222nm is safe, yet still disrupts viruses and bacteria. And you can buy lamps at that frequency on Amazon (for like $1700). Howe
by rapjr9 4y ago
There is some research saying 222nm is safe, yet still disrupts viruses and bacteria. And you can buy lamps at that frequency on Amazon (for like $1700). However it's not like it's been proved safe by a decades worth of testing and use. The LED's at 222nm just became available in the last year or so. I don't think anyone knows the long term consequences. Some web sites selling these lamps disclaim all responsibility. Also remember WE are made of a LOT of bacteria and viruses. Might not be such a good thing to sterilize your skin daily. Some of that stuff protects you from nastier stuff.
- dzhiurgis 4y agoYeah. You probably don’t wanna kill your bacteria, but prevent spread. Sanitize your kitchen, groceries and all public spaces I guess. I really hope we as society start take ventilation of public spaces more seriously… there has been some effort to fix schools, but I’m still holding my breath (haha)