Not sure what is going on with @HealthcareGlob1 - they sure seem to have it out for @NukitToBeSure.
They blocked me after I pointed out that they were incorrect. I could care less about being blocked.
I do care they did not address the issues I raised. 🧵
They retweeted this tweet from DisabledDoctor, which has numerous issues.
1. FARUVC has been safely
& extensively tested on the eyes. There are a rather large number of studies on the topic.
2. FARUVC will not cause AQ issues, besides a
negligible amount of ozone.
But that's not me saying that, but the studies. Two studies in well sealed rooms - about 5 parts per billion, 5 ppb.
If you are in a well sealed room, you would want that window cracked, anyway, right?
If not, and you are
gobbling a quick bite in an airport, not a problem, anyway, (I will only be doing a sipmask and shakes, myself) - the ozone will dissipate.
Guess what gobbles ozone? VOC carbon filters. Hit my account plus MEGA VOC to find the build.
But 5 ppb? I am not worried about it.
But, IS 5 ppb a risk?
No risk as low as 10 ppb per this study...and we are 5 ppb below that, with ways to mitigate even that.
VOCs and ozone? You are right to be concerned - and now not be concerned 👇.
But...cleaning with limonene based cleaners (Citrus King , citrus smelling cleaners probably) ?
Turning off the FARUVC would be a reasonable thing to do.
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…
Is Nukit just trying to just make a buck, taking advantage of the vulnerable?
No - lol. They are a huge influencer.
The vulnerable? They are the reason Nukit started w/UVC, to provide Covid free air to the poor jammed into tiny apartments with no room for CR boxes.
Finally, there has been a fair amount of discussion of the picture on the Cybermarket website.
Does it depict closer than 50 cm, which is the safe distance as amply discussed by Nukit?
cybernightmarket.com/products/mini-…
No. It is 75 cm. I DM'd that party.
I am in blue, they are in gray.
Here is more by Nukit.
"... 200nm to 230nm is often described as “eye and skin safe” but is perhaps more accurately described as “safer”. There is still an exposure limit- just much, much higher than with other portions of the UV spectrum."
What are my biases?
I have disagreed with Nukit in the past on a couple of non-technical issues, but these are times fraught with tension.
On the technical issues, I have found them
incredibly knowledgeable, and I very much appreciate their engineering.
Anyone accusing Nukit of endangering others are simply not knowledgeable on the topic.
Do I have a Cybermarket light? No. Do I anticipate getting one? Maybe in the future, if they are still available.
I have other projects I am currently interested in.
Am I an expert in FARUVC? No, but I can sure read a study.
And so can you.
Where can you buy the lights?
Right here:
cybernightmarket.com/products/mini-…
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