Collection: 695nm

Light at 695nm falls within the deep red spectrum and its applications are somewhat limited compared to shorter visible wavelengths. Here's a breakdown of the main uses:

• Biomedical Applications (Emerging): There's some ongoing research exploring the potential of 690nm-700nm light for Photodynamic Therapy (PDT). As with other red wavelengths, specific photosensitizers might be activated in this range to target unwanted cells. However, the effectiveness of 695nm might be lower compared to shorter reds due to reduced tissue penetration at this wavelength.

• Biophotonics (Emerging): This is a field that combines biology and photonics (light-based technologies). Some researchers are exploring the use of 690nm-700nm light for specific purposes within biophotonics, but this is a very niche area with limited established applications yet.

Overall, while there's some potential for 695nm light in specific research areas, it's not a very common wavelength with established applications compared to other parts of the visible spectrum.