Compact SAD Light Daylight Lamp Seasonal Affective Disorder Light Therapy

Features

• Up to 10 000 lux brightness
• LED technology
• Unique rotational stand allows for horizontal or vertical positioning
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Product Details

• ASIN: B01IVMNMA8
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Product Description

Ideal for in the home or at work, this compact SAD lamp with convenient one-button operation stimulates the body's natural chemicals and hormones, which can help improve a person's mood and energy levels. Able to provide the benefits of sunlight inside the comfort of your home or workplace whatever the weather, this flicker and UV free lamp has been clinically proven to successfully treat the majority of cases of Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD).

Features

Up to 10 000 lux brightness
LED technology
Unique rotational stand allows for horizontal or vertical positioning
Lighting surface: 20x12cm approx.
AC/DC adaptor included
Travelling pouch included
The SAD lamp can help the body reach the recommended daily LUX (light) exposure of 5000 lux per day.

Specifications

Overall Height: 26cm (10")
Overall Width: 15cm (6")
Overall Depth: 1.7cm (0.7")
Total Weight: 0.45kg (16 ounces)
9W LEDs (Daylight)
Power 2A
Light Intensity >10000 Lux in 10cm (4")
Charger Input 220 ~240V ~ 12V DC output ~ 50Hz
BS1363/A 3 pin plug

Contraindication to usage with;

Suffer(ed) from severe depression
Recent eye surgery
Medical conditions relating to light sensitive
High blood pressure with vitreious haemorrhage
Skin sensitive to light, such as systemic lupus erythematosus
Certain medications contact GP for advise (i.e. certain antidepressants, psychotropic drugs or malaria tablets.)