What laser products does the FDA specify?

Products that use blue laser pointer energy have many sizes, shapes, and forms. What they have in common is a laser that stores energy from a source, such as electrical discharge, chemical reaction, or powerful optical illumination, and releases energy as light. Laser stands for light amplification of stimulated radiation. A basic type of laser consists of a sealed tube equipped with a pair of mirrors and a laser medium that is excited by some form of energy to generate visible light or invisible ultraviolet or infrared radiation. Laser products have improved the quality, precision, accuracy, safety and reliability of various products, materials, communications and data processing. In order to realize the benefits of lasers, the risks of laser exposure must be managed.