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600-700 nm is NOT green. What is the real wavelength of the green laser and how is it created? There is a safety issue with some green lasers. — 2 Answers

by Jon, from AL, United States Asked on July 2, 2020

Name LaserMax Guide Rod Laser Sight for Glocks (4)
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Answered by Jon Swenson, member, from AL, United States, on November 27, 2020

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Answered by Brandon, member, from UT, United States, on November 27, 2020

The wavelength of the green laser is 520 NM. We are not privileged to know the "how" of the technology they use to create their lasers, but you may be able to get that info if you reach out to LaserMax with any safety concerns you may have.

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