Sigurthr
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I wonder, what about people who work in blue environments? Surely it isn't just a coherent light issue, what about rooms painted blue, blue screens, blue spot lights in shows, etc?
I can't seem to find a specific wavelength range that BLH is implicating, but I'm guessing if it can trigger the blue photoreceptor it probably counts. If that is the case, then 405nm would also apply. If that is true, then you have to add blacklights in to the list of dangerous light sources as well.
I can't seem to find a specific wavelength range that BLH is implicating, but I'm guessing if it can trigger the blue photoreceptor it probably counts. If that is the case, then 405nm would also apply. If that is true, then you have to add blacklights in to the list of dangerous light sources as well.