Venous visualizer / myLot

Guangzhou, China

October 5, 2022 9:56am CST

It is still the National holiday here. Yesterday we went to Guangdong Science Museum as my son likes science museums very much. We stayed there from the opening to closing time

I'm surprised to see there are new items in this science museum, such as the venous visualizer and I really find it interesting. I can see my veins clearly from this little device. All I have to do is to place my arm, fingers or hand under the device. That's so cool

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6 responses

CarolDM

@CarolDM (203422)

• Nashville, Tennessee

5 Oct 22

Glad you were able to enjoy this time with your son.

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youless

@youless (112686)

• Guangzhou, China

6 Oct 22

We had a great time there

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CarolDM

@CarolDM (203422)

• Nashville, Tennessee

6 Oct 22

@youless That is what counts.

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Rimps

@Rimps85 (2208)

• India

5 Oct 22

which rays does it emit

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youless

@youless (112686)

• Guangzhou, China

6 Oct 22

I am not sure, perhaps an invisible infrared and a visible red.

Rimps

@Rimps85 (2208)

• India

6 Oct 22

@youless oh okay

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OceanTiara

@RebeccasFarm (91788)

• Arvada, Colorado

5 Oct 22

That is very cool never seen anything like it Youless.

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youless

@youless (112686)

• Guangzhou, China

6 Oct 22

This is why we like to visit the science museum

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Judy Story

@jstory07 (141575)

• Roseburg, Oregon

6 Oct 22

That venous visualizer sounds really cool. I would like to see one.

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youless

@youless (112686)

• Guangzhou, China

6 Oct 22

There are many science museums in your country and probably you will also find such kind of device.

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askme123

@askme123 (6224)

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5 Oct 22

Be careful of the radiation emitted from those machines and over exposure to it.

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youless

@youless (112686)

• Guangzhou, China

5 Oct 22

I checked the venous visualizer uses Near-infrared (NIR) imaging for detecting veins. This proven technology enables accurate visualization of the veins under the skin. It is something very safe and no feeling at all.

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askme123

@askme123 (6224)

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5 Oct 22

@youless ok good to know.

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