could you make a proof that the claim you make of no radiation is indeed a fact?
1053602
It's pretty much accepted fact of this style of lighting... (Or at least that the vast majority of the radiation is visible and some heat.)
1721380
Thanks for comment, it's not true though, but that does not answer my question.
525232
Supposedly. I've tried to make a claim but it took a couple emails before they replied with a lie to avoid fixing a minor issue.
468463
I don't think so. I'm pretty sure you need a different type of radiation detector. Look into an electromagnetic radiation detector.
550669
No and this product is horrible. Cheap ingredients and outrageous claims that aren't backed up by science. I wouldn't buy it.
415542
I do not know how to prove this product does anything. It's not like knocking down a fever or fixing a scratch on the skin. It works 'behind' the scenes, so to speak, and nothing immediately happens, only over time if you can actually notice a difference.
2174009
I really don't know. I have no way of confirming that. I can only go on what the manufacturer says.
1979832
I have never seen anything to indicate that it is. Other than that, I don't know. I have never tried it.
479592
To the best of my knowledge, I understand that there is a natural trace, but none is added.
325511
I have no idea if it even works there's a test button on it that works but will it detect radiation i have no idea and i hope i will never have to find out !
1864428
Technically, yes it can be however without additional information on what your trying to measure its not possible to be 100% sure.
1510552
I am not sure about that, however with their statement "Our food products are NOT Irradiated", I would think that they were not treated with harmful pesticides.
132307
There's no claim to that anywhere on the packaging, so I would assume not...
758982
Now that you've asked that I'm not sure. I think I just assumed it did. I've never had to use it so I have no proof either way. I think I'll dig around for an answer, too!
1750780
i researched this and found that it was from an area that was free from radiation
1680928
There is no indication in the labeling as to the possibility of irradiation, however since irradiation can come from natural sources, it is not possible to say with certainty either way.
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I am assuming you are referring to chemical radiation like fallout since you said "also" It is very finicky and can get inaccurate reads by interference or random amplification and canceling behaviors among the various waves present in its location, but it does give an indication of the strength of wave activity in comparison to other nearby areas. An accurate instrument is much too sophisticated for a lay person to have as a consumer level product. I think they make instruments that detect the presence of chemical radiation, but this just claims to "detect" the presence of EMFs and provide a somewhat general level reading from room to room. I am assuming you are referring to chemical radiation like fallout since you said "also" It is very finicky and can get inaccurate reads by interference or random amplification and canceling behaviors among the various waves present in its location, but it does give an indication of the strength of wave activity in comparison to other nearby areas. An accurate instrument is much too sophisticated for a lay person to have as a consumer level product. I think they make instruments that detect the presence of chemical radiation, but this just claims to "detect" the presence... » Read More I am assuming you are referring to chemical radiation like fallout since you said "also" It is very finicky and can get inaccurate reads by interference or random amplification and canceling behaviors among the various waves present in its location, but it does give an indication of the strength of wave activity in comparison to other nearby areas. An accurate instrument is much too sophisticated for a lay person to have as a consumer level product. I think they make instruments that detect the presence of chemical radiation, but this just claims to "detect" the presence of EMFs and provide a somewhat general level reading from room to room. « Show Less