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Apparently it is available in Switzerland from the following manufacturer. I'm not sure if it is imported by any US distributors, though. Keep one thing in mind. SuperLuminova needs to be "recharged" by a light source (artificial or natural sunlight) in order to maintain its luminosity. Tritium does not. So, unless you want to stick your gun's sights under a lamp every day or walk around pointing it at the sun (might make the neighbors call the cops on you), you're better off sticking with tritium. If you don't believe me, try sticking your watch in a dark closet for a day or so. You'll find the luminosity of your watch's markers to be all but gone.
"Because of the humidity sensibility of Super-LumiNovaŽ pigments we supply them in hermetically tight plastic bottle and which we recommend for subsequent storage in dry environment. The storage temperature is of minor importance since these pigments are inert to temperature influence."
LumiNova AG Switzerland
Speicherstrasse / P.O. Box 147
CH-9053 Teufen
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