Have you considered that the single beam is broken apart into thousands of smaller beams? I don't think it's intended to be merely a children's toy, do you?
Alan
· 1 year ago
Dear Andrew,
Thank you for taking the time to do a review on the Laser Wand. As you have stated, the Laser Wand is a Class 2 laser product, but what you didn't mention is that the Class 2 laser beam gets split more 10,000 times, which creates an enormous starfield. This means each individual laser beam is 1/10,000th the power of a Class 2 laser. Please note that there are no documented cases of a Class 2 laser causing harm to a person.
You also say that we are suggesting people to point this laser at faces and eyes. This is not the case. We suggest people handle this product like any other bright light - do not stare directly into the light. This is basically common sense.
I would like to send you a sample so you can see the product for yourself. Please let me know if this is of interest to you.
All Comments
Thank you for taking the time to do a review on the Laser Wand. As you have stated, the Laser Wand is a Class 2 laser product, but what you didn't mention is that the Class 2 laser beam gets split more 10,000 times, which creates an enormous starfield. This means each individual laser beam is 1/10,000th the power of a Class 2 laser. Please note that there are no documented cases of a Class 2 laser causing harm to a person.
You also say that we are suggesting people to point this laser at faces and eyes. This is not the case. We suggest people handle this product like any other bright light - do not stare directly into the light. This is basically common sense.
I would like to send you a sample so you can see the product for yourself. Please let me know if this is of interest to you.
Regards,
Alan