Air Counter Geiger Radiation Meter

From the website:

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Scientific devices do not need to be hard to use, nor need they look boring.

The Air Counter is the radiation meter for the post-2000 generation, a superb example of "simplexity," the modern design the Japanese do so well, blending the complex with the minimal.

All you have to do is hold the battery-powered Air Counter one meter (3.3 ft) from the ground and then press the measuring button in the middle.

After around 10 seconds you will start to get estimated readings of the gamma radiation levels in the area.

Features:

• Measuring range: 0.05-9.99 microsieverts per hour with ±20% accuracy

• Measuring time: maximum 5 minutes

• 3.2" x 2.4" x 1.3"; weighs 3.5 oz

• Displays every 10 seconds

• Power: AAA battery x 2

• Material: ABS plastic

• Made in Japan

• Instructions: Japanese (but easy to understand)

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$122.