Save The Day LED Daylight Lamp delivers natural light to your home. Through acting as a SAD lamp for those affected by the seasons, this specialist daylight LED lamp helps your body’s own energy enhancers to make you feel more alert and productive all year round. It has up to 10,000 LUX bright full-spectrum light. With a compact shape and small holder to make it portable and easy to place in position by your bedside or hang on a wall, this is the best SAD lamp for convenience. As an entirely programmable natural daylight lamp, it permits a customised session with stepless light settings, 3 level colour temperature settings from 3,000k to 6,500k and four time settings. If you are wondering how to use a daylight lamp, the Save the Day lamp comes with a helpful recommended program of 30minutes to 1 hour a day. Researchers at the National Institute of Health demonstrated that with white light, in a range of 2,500 to 10,000 LUX (a measurement of light intensity) from a daylight lamp SAD sufferers could help reverse the symptoms of Winter Blues. Exposure affects people differently. It is important to establish a distance and schedule that is comfortable for you. It is recommended you use the light regularly and at about the same time each day.
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Save The Day LED Daylight Lamp delivers natural light to your home. Through acting as a SAD lamp for those affected by the seasons, this specialist daylight LED lamp helps your body’s own energy enhancers to make you feel more alert and productive all year round. It has up to 10,000 LUX bright full-spectrum light. With a compact shape and small holder to make it portable and easy to place in position by your bedside or hang on a wall, this is the best SAD lamp for convenience. As an entirely programmable natural daylight lamp, it permits a customised session with stepless light settings, 3 level colour temperature settings from 3,000k to 6,500k and four time settings. If you are wondering how to use a daylight lamp, the Save the Day lamp comes with a helpful recommended program of 30minutes to 1 hour a day. Researchers at the National Institute of Health demonstrated that with white light, in a range of 2,500 to 10,000 LUX (a measurement of light intensity) from a daylight lamp SAD sufferers could help reverse the symptoms of Winter Blues. Exposure affects people differently. It is important to establish a distance and schedule that is comfortable for you. It is recommended you use the light regularly and at about the same time each day.
