This is a brief followup to Post #1658., where I checked the UV protection provided by some eyeglasses, sunglasses, and car window glass.
Here, I’m validating that using an actual UV meter, marketed for safe tanning practices.
This is a brief followup to Post #1658., where I checked the UV protection provided by some eyeglasses, sunglasses, and car window glass.
Here, I’m validating that using an actual UV meter, marketed for safe tanning practices.
Recall the goal of this: I want to see how well my eyeglasses, sunglasses, and car windows block ultraviolet (UV) light. See my recent Post #1654 on this topic if you wonder why anyone would care about that. Continue reading Post #1658: Testing eyeglasses and sunglasses for UV protection. Part 2, the initial tests
I’d like to know the level of protection from ultraviolet rays that my current eyeglasses and sunglasses provide. In this post, I don’t actually do the test, but I set up all the background information. The test has to wait for materials to arrive from Amazon. Continue reading Post #1654: Testing eyeglasses and sunglasses for UV protection. Part 1, the set-up.