In Part 2, we go deeper into the science and real-world application of LED UV lash lamp safety.

We break down the difference between accredited and non-accredited labs, explain what NIST traceability means in the context of testing, and take a closer look at what each IEC 62471 risk group actually represents outside of a technical report.

Why do some lamps require shields, warnings, or black eye pads while others don’t? What would cause a lash lamp to fall into Risk Group 2 and does that automatically make it unsafe?

This episode focuses on understanding hazard vs. real-world exposure, helping lash artists interpret classifications without fear or confusion.

In Part 2, we discuss:

Accredited labs vs. non-accredited testing

NIST-traceable measurements explained

A deeper breakdown of IEC 62471 risk groups

Real-world examples of exposure scenarios

Why some lamps require additional protections

Are Risk Group 2 lamps risky or just misunderstood?

Our goal is to give you the knowledge to evaluate safety claims with confidence and clarity.

https://www.intertek.com/blog/2024/09-17-photobiological-compliance-for-medical-devices/ 

https://webstore.iec.ch/en/publication/7076