UNSPSC 41171620: Wood's fluorescent lamp

In this classification, a Wood's fluorescent lamp connotes a small handheld device that uses black light to illuminate areas of your skin. The light is held over an area of skin in a darkened room. The presence of certain bacteria or fungi, or changes in the pigmentation of your skin will cause the affected area of your skin to change color under the light US FDA regulates Wood's fluorescent lamp under 21 CFR 866.2600 and under FDA product code GMB.

UNSPSC 41171620 Wood's fluorescent lamp is a Commodity code covering specialized ultraviolet (UV) lighting fixtures used in medical, laboratory, and diagnostic applications. State and local governments procure these lamps primarily for public health departments, correctional facilities, educational institutions, and healthcare delivery sites that require UV inspection or therapeutic lighting capabilities. The code encompasses the lamps themselves and associated fixtures designed specifically for Wood's lamp applications—narrow-band UVA lighting at 365 nanometers wavelength used in dermatological examinations, fungal culture identification, and related diagnostic procedures.

The source provided contains no records of recent state and local contract opportunities under this code. This Commodity code appears to see minimal activity in the state and local procurement market, suggesting either infrequent or sporadic buying patterns for this specialized lighting product category.