Polaroid ID-UV | 1995 Edition — Expired Pack Film (10 shots)

Original Polaroid Technology. No Digital Substitute.
10 Exposures. Sealed Foil Pack.

Polaroid UV-ID Film was designed for instant identification and security applications, using ultraviolet-reactive elements embedded in the emulsion. Under normal light it produces a standard instant image, but under UV light it reveals embedded fluorescent security features — a unique characteristic not found in standard consumer films.

Long discontinued and increasingly rare, UV-ID film occupies a niche space between photography and security technology.

This 1995 pack has been cold stored. Due to age, performance varies and cannot be guaranteed.

Sold as expired film for experimental, artistic, collector, or specialty use.

What to Expect

• Instant peel-apart black & white image (originally optimized for ID use)
• UV-reactive fluorescent elements visible under ultraviolet light
• Possible reduced contrast or sensitivity due to age
• Increased chance of uneven development or partial pulls
• Unique, unpredictable results — especially in expired condition

Expired UV-ID film may require stronger lighting and careful exposure technique.

Details

Film Type: Peel-apart instant UV-reactive ID film
Format: Pack film (for compatible Polaroid pack cameras)
ISO: Originally rated for ID/studio flash use (effective speed may vary significantly due to age)
Expiration: 1995
Storage: Cold stored

Important Notes

• Expired film performance cannot be guaranteed
• UV fluorescence intensity may vary or be diminished
• Sold strictly for experimental / artistic / collector use
• No returns due to age-related variability
• Recommended for users familiar with peel-apart workflow

Why UV-ID?

Because it blends photography with security chemistry.
Because it reacts to ultraviolet light in a way modern materials don’t.
Because rare Polaroid emulsions are disappearing every year.

Finite supply. Once it’s gone - it’s gone.