This Portable UV Sanitizing Wand is just $59 and uses UV light to kill germs, mold and irritants that cause colds, infections, asthma and allergies.

UV Light Sanitizing Wand. This top-rated sanitizing wand is from Bonafide Masks, a company that has pivoted to providing N95 masks, face shields, and other PPE during the current pandemic.

Regulators warned against using the following UV wands: Safe T Lite from Max-lux Corp. OttLite Rechargeable UVC Disinfecting wand, model UV100002M, from LottLite Technologies; ...

The FDA said it "is aware that some manufacturers are marketing unsafe UV wands to consumers to disinfect surfaces and kill germs in the home or similar spaces outside most health care settings." ...

UV sanitizing wands are a popular item on the internet in the time of COVID-19. We talked to an expert to find out if they are really effective or even safe.

F.D.A. testing determined that some of the UV wands can give off as much as 3,000 times the recommended amount of exposure to ultraviolet-C radiation, the Fagency said.

59S Wand Disinfector, model 5F1025917 by Shenzhen UV Guard Technology Co., Ltd. Safe and Healthy Disinfecting UV Light, model 20290 by Ontel Products Corp. WBM Smart UV Portable Sterilizer, model ...

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is warning consumers against purchasing eight ultraviolet wands used for disinfection because of high levels of radiation.

Sanitizer wand FAQ Does UV-C radiation kill COVID-19? A. UV-C radiation is used extensively to kill viruses related to the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus currently to blame for the COVID-19 pandemic.

The 5-second rule: Fact or fiction. Most everyone knows of the 5-second rule. If you drop a piece of food on the ground, as long as you snatch it up within 5 seconds, it’s safe to eat.