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Verilux HappyLite Deluxe Sunshine Simulator
Verilux HappyLite Deluxe Sunshine Simulator
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Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #6130 in Health and Beauty
- Color: Putty
- Brand: Verilux
- Model: HPLD
- Released on: 2004-01-04
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 5.10" h x 16.70" w x 22.20" l, 9.00 pounds
Features
- Get your daily dose of sunshine and boost your body's sense of well being
- Up to 10,000 LUX of Natural Spectrum Daylight alleviates symptoms associated with Winter Blues, jet lag, shift work and seasonal time changes
- Provides soothing, glare-free light
- Convenient, easy-to-use and portable
- Get your daily dose of sunshine and boost your body's sense of well being
- Up to 10,000 LUX of Natural Spectrum Daylight alleviates symptoms associated with Winter Blues, jet lag, shift work and seasonal time changes
- Provides soothing, glare-free light
- Convenient, easy-to-use and portable
Product Description
Although our lives, health and well-being are dependent upon the sun, most of us do not get enough sunshine every day. Bright light is used for alleviating symptoms associated with Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), jet lag, shift work fatigue, seasonal change and insomnia. Get your daily dose of sunshine and boost your body's sense of well-being, alertness and energy with the HappyLight Deluxe Energy Lamp. It provides up to 10,000 LUX of Natural Spectrum Daylight, includes 2 patented Verilux bulbs, a convenient carrying handle, and both desktop and wall mount options. Ultra lightweight at just 8 pounds. High performance ballast. 72 watts, UL listed. Provides soothing glare free, flicker free light, low emi, compact euro-style design.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
145 of 155 people found the following review helpful.
Light therapy that works consistently
By M. C. Clark
I got a Happy Light about 6 weeks ago, and it has worked very well for me. I've made the mistake a few times of skipping my morning light session and I can always tell by evening - but the next day, after using the lamp, I'm back to normal. I've been dealing with SAD for years and put off buying a lamp, but they are worth every penny.I noticed another reviewer was skeptical a short time after starting to use the HappyLight. FWIW, it can take a week or so for the light therapy to really take effect. Light therapy is also ineffective for 20% of SAD sufferers, so it may not be a problem with the lamp. But my advice is to give it time - if you're part of the 80% it helps, you'll get there with consistent use.
72 of 75 people found the following review helpful.READ MY REVIEW!!!!!!!
By Susan Hunter
I have lived with severe depression since I have been 12 yrs. old. I am now 45. It gets worse in the winter, and I live in Wisconsin where 5 months out of the year are generally dark and cold. My husband bought me this light last year, and I didn't use it every day. This fall, I asked my psychiatrist exactly how to use it so I could give it a fair chance and really see if it makes a difference. He said start a month before you think you're really going to need the relief, use it minimally 1/2 hour every day, and keep the light 12-16 inches away from your eyes. He said if you're going to read or do something else, you must make eye contact with the light for one full second every thirty seconds. I started using it and decided to just prop it up on my bent knees as I sat up in bed against the headboard. I found it meditative, and I just relaxed my eyes, looked into the light box and thought about the beach. For the first time in my life that I can remember, when it's dark outside, it's light and sunny in my head. I don't feel like I live in a cave, I have energy and I laugh. IT WORKS. IT REALLY WORKS!!!!!
175 of 193 people found the following review helpful.
Used HappyLite winter of 2003
By Minnesota Blues
I ordered the HappyLite about 4 months before they even shipped the product, because it was the first reasonably priced (and sized) light to help treat SAD. Living in Minnesota, I tend to get depressed in February, so wanted to see if the light would help. Starting in Oct/Nov 2003, I began turning it on at desk height at my work for the suggested amount of time. I did not use it on weekends.Anyway, I think that it helped me keep from sinking so low with the SAD blues in February, but it did not completely keep SAD away. I spent 4 days on the beach in Florida during the 3rd week of February, and that helped the most.I will indeed use the light again this winter, because it helps--but does not eliminate--SAD for me.
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