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The Dazzler Light



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A device that dazzles the eyes is called the dazzler lamp. If certain conditions have been met, its average power density can be acceptable. The dazzle pulse must be short compared to the retinal heat dissipation time, and the total energy deposited must be below acceptable limits.

Diamond Dazzler Light

You can create a stunning lighting effect with a Diamond Dazzler Light. These beautiful lighting fixtures are made with clear acrylic crystals. These fixtures are also available as a light set. This product features a large light base for stability, as well as an optional diamond dazzler bulbs to enhance the lighting effect.


This is a groundbreaking product. It's portable, reusable, and fashionable. The cleaning solution flows along the bristles and polishes the precious stone. This product is ideal for polishing jewelry. It can be used as many as 50 times. It also helps fill in scratches in settings. It is made out of a soft silicone like material that can be used on both metals and precious stones.

ZM-87 Portable Laser Disturber

The Chinese company Norinco has begun selling a portable laser device that can blind human beings. The device has five pulses per second and is tripod mounted. It can cause damage to human eyes at distances up to 2 miles. You can use it with a magnifying scope to cause more severe damage. Its design resembles the crew-served blasted guns seen in Star Wars movie The Empire Strikes Back.


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The ZM-87 Portable Laser Disturber can be used by up to two people and is tripod-mounted. The weapon has been used in numerous documented attacks to blind people. A Russian spy vessel equipped with a laser “range finder” caused severe retinal damage to a US Navy officer on board an allied maritime observation helicopter. The Federation of American Scientists reported that Iranian soldiers had suffered over four thousand eye injuries as a result of the Iraqi laser system. These injuries included retinal burns and hemorhages.


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The Dazzler Light