You already have a prior thread with the only and best answers possible re: 365nm-395nm laser pointers.
There are no tiniest or for that matter largest 365-395nm pointers. There are no pointers period offered by anyone in that wavelength range - they don't exist--no demand/need for them meaning no market in the real world to support mass production of low cost diodes in that range .
You can troll LPF asking the same thing 100 times and the answer will be the same--they only exist in your imaginings/imagination other than a few made buy individuals who want to spend the $$$ on a very expensive diode. Read your own thread:
https://laserpointerforums.com/thre...-glow-and-basic-forum-layout-question.107451/
Combination aiming dot and way to charge the glow for a mini-crossbow ammo by means of a 405nm laser illumination? Discount on a product that does not exist---really? lol
If for yourself and curiosity maybe would be OK as for being allowed by the FDA as a children's toy product or for that matter any type of product a complicated approval process . 2 strikes-- dangerous crossbow and dangerous laser. No company or manufacturer is going to bother with same -no reason to incur the liabilities associated same.
UV LEDs might fly on a mini-crossbow product--the whole thing is a weak idea anyway but maybe some company is desperate enough to entertain it.
One thing is for sure anything over 5mW would not be allowed by FDA Laws, rules, and regulations --would be illegal for any consumer product purpose in the USA. All of the lasers you see on ebay all say 5mW because anything over that is a violation of FDA law, rules , and regulations. You say "They usually measure pretty close to 5mw." Nonsense, everyone on LPF knows none of them are actually 5mW generally and even the $5 to $10 405nm lasers are typically 50mW-200mW. "Laser products promoted for pointing and demonstration purposes are limited to hazard Class IIIa by FDA regulation. 21 CFR 1040.11(b) and 1040.11(c), limit surveying, leveling, and alignment, and demonstration laser products to Class IIIa. This means that pointers are limited to 5 milliwatts output power in the visible wavelength range from 400 to 710 nanometers. There are also limits for any invisible wavelengths and for short pulses. Pointers may not exceed the accessible emission limits of CDRH Class IIIa or IEC
1 Class 3R."
see:
https://www.fda.gov/radiation-emitt...rtant-information-laser-pointer-manufacturers
All of the "glow"pigment makers can give you data on the materials particle size and "glow" output and whatever else they have.
People have eyes that adapt to the dark and are more than sensitive enough to determine which GID powder is brightest to their eyes and works for whatever they want to do with it.
$40,000 photon counting machine for unnecessary testing nonsense for a mostly meaningless frivolous purposes is pretty far "out in left field"/out there for anyone to buy into. I am sure you realize "the wake up call" evidenced by $0.00 since July 2020 on the GoFundMe site.
What is it you are actually doing that is worth more than maybe $100 worth of GID powder that is not a meaningless nonstarter waste of time that obviously nobody cares about as evidenced by the lack of funding?
What is the paracord bead thing in the real world, beyond $50 of beads, other than a mental obsession/daydream of some kind? There already exist GID paracord and several different GID beads that saturate the market for same , more are available than there is a market for so...?
Thousands of ideas are a dime per hundred and everything is possible in imagination---not so in the real world.
Be careful you don't jump off the high dive into a pool with no water--just saying.
