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Intense Pulsed Light Therapy Not Shown Effective for Warts by Northcoast Footcare Facebook

Posted Tue 04 May 2010 6:28am Intense pulsed light (IPL) is a new technology which utilizes the rapid discharge of high intensity light to treat a variety of dermatologic conditions, such as age spots, broken capillaries and benign pigmented lesions. The advantages of IPL are the lower cost in comparison to laser treatment, without the side effects. It’s efficacy in the [...] Read on »

Boots Smooth Skin Intense Pulsed Light Permanent Hair Reduction System Review by britishbeautyblogger. Patient Expert

Posted Sun 25 Apr 2010 12:00am of exactly what it does, my review is more a user experience. So, I started badly by forgetting that I was supposed to shave my legs before a treatment, so wondered why it felt... it - a slight 'twang' feeling when the light flashes, that is only marginally less when you apply the gel. I'm wondering if the addition of the gel is to keep you purchasing, because Read on »

Get Yo' Green On Tuesdays - Dangers of Christmas Lights, Garden Lights and Mini-Light Toxins - A Christmas Light Product Warning by Shawna C. Patient Expert

Posted Sat 20 Dec 2008 7:20pm Get ready to be shocked: holiday lighting, is poisonous! Every year my children and I decorate our tree with holiday lights - so do millions of children and parents around the world. Did you know that these lights are filled with lead and that by handling them, your family is exposed to lead? Nope? Neither did I. Like other holiday revelers, I decorate Read on »

Over-Illumination and Fluorescent Light by Ruth S. Patient Expert

Posted Thu 18 Dec 2008 7:16pm

2 Comments probably already experienced some of the symptoms of over-illumination. Over-illumination occurs when there’s too much light (or the wrong type of light) present for a specific... problems when it flickers. Environment, Health and Safety Online describes light flicker as “quick, repeated changes in light intensity—light that appears to flutter and be unsteady Read on »

Christmas Lights Photos: Some of my Favorite Holiday Illumination Photos ;-) by Dr. Elisabeth Kuhn Doctor of Philosophy

Posted Wed 24 Dec 2008 12:57pm Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays! Here are some of my favorite holiday lights photos I’ve taken. As you can see, I love those grand illuminations, and Lewis Ginter... LOVE those butterflies: Happy Holidays!!! christmas illumination, christmas lights, Christmas Presents, favorite christmas lights, holiday illumination, lewis ginter Read on »

Illuminate ~ Week 2 ~ Light by Holly Posted Sun 20 Nov 2011 12:00am This week’s assignment is about light. We were to think about what the light or darkness meant to us and then we had 2 options in taking photos. I chose to take photos of a treasured object in different light scenarios. The moment our world forever changed was the day we learned our daughter Carleigh wasn’t going to survive. Some may be surprised Read on »

System and Method for Producing Nondiffracting Light Sheets that Improves the Performance of Selective Plane Illumination Micros by nih.gov Posted Sun 22 Aug 2010 5:00pm Description of Invention: The technology offered for licensing relates to a system and method of producing nondiffracting beams of light that spatially overlap, but do not interfere with each other when intersecting the detection plane of an optical arrangement. The system includes an illumination source (i.e. ultrafast laser Read on »

Philosophy Divine Illumination Love At First Light Ageless Skin Luminizer by britishbeautyblogger. Patient Expert

Posted Thu 08 Jul 2010 12:00am in glitter, no matter how 'glowy' you might feel. So the fact that Divine Illumination isn't sparkly is a very big plus for me. I used it over tinted moisturiser and used a flat..., what can I tell you? I thought it looked good; Friend No1 thought it looked good and Friend No2 didn't. I still rate it as one of the best illuminators that actually does Read on »

A Hand Held Portable Device Based on Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) as a Light Source for Use in the Detection of Counterfeit Phar by nih.gov Posted Sun 19 Sep 2010 5:00pm . A hand held portable device was designed and developed for use in the detection of counterfeit pharmaceutical products and packaging. The light source of the device emits different wavelengths of light onto a sample. The device incorporates the use of single wavelength light emitting diodes (LEDs) which generate intense single wavelengths of light. Two models Read on »