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I'm looking for a Laser Pointer site that is reliable and has fast shipping, I need a laser before New Years, I live in Saint John, New Brunswick! :thanks:
 





LaserGlow is a safe bet, they are in Ontario.

That or purchase a laser from a Canadian member here.
 
Thanks for a fast reply! I plan on ordering tonight! Do you have any for sale by chance? Or anyone for that matter! :anyone:
 
I would recommend Sci-Fi lasers for good lasers and reliable shipping, but if you want it by new years your going to be a bit hard pressed to find a place that sells for cheap and has fast shipping.
 
So pretty much
100 mW Green
Or
200 mW Red
Both focusable. I need and can't decide! :banghead: . Also I want to be able to see the beam at night and a little bit in the day.
 
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you mean 100mW Green or 200mW red

100mW green is going to give you a significantly brighter beam, although quite possibly not visible in daylight its still a lot of power
 
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If you want it by New years Sci-fi lasers won't be fast enough.

Anything outside of Canada (including the US) will take about 4 weeks to arrive during this time of year, with standard shipping.

What do you want in a laser? I can sell you one, but only if it's under 5mW. Can't sell lasers over 5mW to other Canadians according to the law :(
 
Jeremy10001000 said:
Yeah, sorry. Will it be good for burning? As I watched this YouTube video: Green Lasers Vs. Red Lasers: Which are Better? - YouTube
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burning comes down to power generally, 100mW green will burn as well as 100mW red. 200mW of red will burn considerably better than 100mW red/green.

It also depends if the lasers are focusable or not, this plays a HUGE part.

What sort of laser protective glasses do you own ? you will need these for any kind of burning unless you want to damage your eyes.
 
Well you suggested LaserGlow is out of the equation :(

But keep in mind they might have a "Christmas Sale" which would lower the prices but I'm not sure, just something that might be worth keeping in the back of you're head :)
 
Jeremy10001000 said:
I own a good pair of glasses, I don't know the model, and these both are focusable.
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are they designed to block 532/660nm ?

as yes as both are focusable the higher power will burn (red 200mW) but the 100mW green will be considerably brighter .. really depends what you want to use it for
 
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