I have the Tendlite and am thinking of buying the Medlight 630 Pro. Are these the same type of devices?
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Buy medlight Pro. The medlight pro have been known to be better. Hope this helps
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Sounds like the same technology as the medlight 630 pro. So I would say you would be happy with it. Mine came with a money back guarantee.Steve
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I am not familiar with the tendlite. I am pleased with the results of the Medlight 630 Pro. Convenient to use and effective for relieving the pain. It turns off in about 3 minutes to prevent overheating the skin. Do be careful not to look at the red light when on or expose others to the red light when on.
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I don't have picture or link to the craft light, so not sure what you're comparing this to. But I do like my XtraFlex2, it lights up just what I need to see on my lap desk, and I just hooked it to the light attached to my lap desk, which no longer works.
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It sounds like your XL50 might be defective, I've looked around and no one else is complaining about run time. I guess I'm wrong about the lumen comparison but my XL100, which I bought from Amazon, states clearly on the Maglite package that it has 83 lumens. The Maglite webpage for the XL50 says 104 lumens. Either Maglite has made a mix up, or no one yet owns both flashlights.
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I believe it is...i am completely happy with mine, as it performs better than expected, and is yet so small...i have the larger maglite, and have used it as my main flashlight for many years....The price on Amazon is very good for the Combo Pack....Buy it!!!
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The 301 has only 3 led lights and is not nearly as bright. That was my original purchase, I then bought the 9 light 308 and am MUCH happier with it. You get what you pay for. It is extremely bright.
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Alfredo I have looked at the coast hp7 flashlight and it says it has 251 lumens. The Mag-lite xl100 only has 83 lumens. The Mag-lite has an all aluminum shell which I like and is relatively water tight. I think the led lite of mag- illuminates a lot better. For me I find the xl100 lites up areas at a fair distance pretty good. In the end the decision is all yours, however I personally feel if you go with the xl100 you will not be sorry from a tactical aspect. Hope this helps.
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I would google reviews on streamlights vs. Aimsports ( and ncstar, same design) before making a choice. You will see most people choose streamlight or surefire in the long run. Streamlight is a little cheaper than surefire though and equal in quality. Streamlight is pure quality but Surefire is made to be bullet proof almost but their prices reflect that as well. Surefire is best but streamlight is the only other option you can count on when its mounted to a gun. At least in my experiences.
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The 301 has only 3 led lights and is not nearly as bright. That was my original purchase, I then bought the 9 light 308 and am MUCH happier with it. You get what you pay for. It is extremely bright.Andrea L answered on December 31, 2013
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Short Answer: NoYou're a doctor, go get an AccuVein AV 300, a Venoscope, a Veinlite Transilluminator, or a Veintector...NOT a $17 Chinese knockoff of a tactical light.
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I emailed Silk'n Customer Support about the compatibility of cartridges between the Silk'n Epilsens and BellaLite units and they wrote:"The SensEpil and the BellaLite are the same device simply sold by different retailers - their cartridges are interchangeable."Based upon this, I'm ordering these. For some reason the lamps listed for BellaLite are more expensive. ??OK-- I received my order and tried the Silk'n lamps in my BellaLite (big box store brand) and they work fine. In addition to being lower cost (when I purchased mine), the 3-pack of lamps that I got have double the pulses each. I emailed Silk'n Customer Support about the compatibility of cartridges between the Silk'n Epilsens and BellaLite units and they wrote:"The SensEpil and the BellaLite are the same device simply sold by different retailers - their cartridges are interchangeable."Based upon this, I'm ordering these. For some reason the lamps listed for BellaLite are more expensive. ??OK-- I received my order and tried the Silk'n lamps in my BellaLite (big box store brand) and they work fine. In addition to being lower cost (when I purchased mine), the 3-pack of lamps that I... » Read More I emailed Silk'n Customer Support about the compatibility of cartridges between the Silk'n Epilsens and BellaLite units and they wrote:"The SensEpil and the BellaLite are the same device simply sold by different retailers - their cartridges are interchangeable."Based upon this, I'm ordering these. For some reason the lamps listed for BellaLite are more expensive. ??OK-- I received my order and tried the Silk'n lamps in my BellaLite (big box store brand) and they work fine. In addition to being lower cost (when I purchased mine), the 3-pack of lamps that I got have double the pulses each. « Show Less
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If you find out, please post. I tried chatting with someone at Philips instead of calling and he only pointed me to this quote at http://www.sadlightshop.com/lighttherapy/philips-golite-blu/ "Bluewave: Advanced blue LED technology Philips HF3330 Golite BLU provides the specific spectrum of light our bodies respond to. Advanced diffusion optics and less intense than 10,000-lux white light provide a soft, even light while the wider treatment field for flexibility. " Not official Philips info nor can I figure out whether it's &lt;=&gt; 10,000 LUX based on the wording. I'll give them a call next week when I can but it sounds to me as if they deliberately have left out this information for a reason, perhaps to avoid being classified as a medical device (?). I really don't know but it is suspicious and I want to be assured the time and money I invest in this treatment is worth it and not just a placebo effect.
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Dear Deputy Dawg,We understand your concern and frustration about using the device near your pacemaker. This is a standard FDA warning for any light therapy devices. We have not studied TenDlite with pacemaker patients, so we can not advice you to use it near a pacemaker. You may ask your doctor if your pacemaker is susceptible to interference from a handheld red light LED device, and what distance is safe. You may also contact the Pacemaker manufacturer. They should know what may interferes with it's pulse settings.If you decide to return the device, we will gladly refund your purchase price.all the best,Team Tendlite Dear Deputy Dawg,We understand your concern and frustration about using the device near your pacemaker. This is a standard FDA warning for any light therapy devices. We have not studied TenDlite with pacemaker patients, so we can not advice you to use it near a pacemaker. You may ask your doctor if your pacemaker is susceptible to interference from a handheld red light LED device, and what distance is safe. You may also contact the Pacemaker manufacturer. They should know what may interferes with it's pulse settings.If you decide to return the device, we will gladly... » Read More Dear Deputy Dawg,We understand your concern and frustration about using the device near your pacemaker. This is a standard FDA warning for any light therapy devices. We have not studied TenDlite with pacemaker patients, so we can not advice you to use it near a pacemaker. You may ask your doctor if your pacemaker is susceptible to interference from a handheld red light LED device, and what distance is safe. You may also contact the Pacemaker manufacturer. They should know what may interferes with it's pulse settings.If you decide to return the device, we will gladly refund your purchase price.all the best,Team Tendlite « Show Less
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If you have three modes Low,High and strobe, you have the real thing UltraFire WF502B CREE T6 XM-L 1000 Lumens . If you have five modes it is a cheap copy and dim display. I have bought 3 and got the right one twice E-cloud and prettylight and a fake from SunnyStore8 with a LED array 1/4 the size of the real one.
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I emailed Silk'n Customer Support about the compatibility of cartridges between the Silk'n Epilsens and BellaLite units and they wrote: "The SensEpil and the BellaLite are the same device simply sold by different retailers - their cartridges are interchangeable." Based upon this, I'm ordering these. For some reason the lamps listed for BellaLite are more expensive. ?? OK-- I received my order and tried the Silk'n lamps in my BellaLite (big box store brand) and they work fine. In addition to being lower cost (when I purchased mine), the 3-pack of lamps that I got have double the pulses each.
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This is a good light for the price. But surefire is definitely a better brand and better quality
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Cross it on Google. Should tell you for sure I think that this is the same one use on Homelite and many others in the 2600# size.
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I would not know that info but I have bought another light for my emergency kit and both lights are built like tanks. The one I bought for work still runs flawless after the abuse I put it through. If warranty is really an issue for you I would suggest buying a Fenix Light there very good also. Good luck with your choice.