Post: LED headlights are most taboo in three colors

LED headlights are most taboo in three colors: purple, yellow and white
Purple: Purple light has a shorter wavelength and stronger energy. Long-term exposure to the eyes may cause acute damage, such as corneal epithelial detachment, and is even related to age-related macular degeneration.
Yellow: Although yellow light is less harmful to the eyes, it is not recommended to use yellow light for common LED lights on the market, because they may not be equipped with a diffuser, and direct viewing for tens of seconds can cause retinal damage, and the damage may be irreversible.
White: Although white LED lights are more common in daily use, they may also cause damage to the eyes if they are not used correctly, such as direct viewing or removing the diffuser.
Therefore, when using LED headlights, you should avoid looking directly at the light source for a long time, especially LED lights without a diffuser installed, to reduce potential damage to the eyes.