10,000 lux bright light . . . may help ease " winter blues "

A compact light therapy system with removal legs for optimal positioning. Can be used with the adjustable legs, set on a shelf using the built-in stand, or wall mounted for a pleasant light-window effect. Unit folds to fit in suitcase or briefcase, so you can take it when you leave home.

Day-Lights™ bright light systems provide pleasant ambient lighting, make an exceptional task or reading lamp, may help to improve sleeping patterns for shift workers and long-distance flyers, and may help to ease seasonal mood swings and "winter blues."

Day-Lights emit 10,000 lux of light intensity, which is the dosage recommended by light therapy experts. The height and angle of the light simulates outdoor daylight.

• UV Filtered & Safe: Hi-impact polycarbonate lens filters 99.3 percent of harmful UV rays.
• Glare Free: White diffusing lens eliminates glare. Three 36-watt light tubes emit a warm light and minimize potentially harmful blue rays.
• Instant-on, no-flicker, electronic ballasts.
• 2-Light Setting for ambient lighting.
• 3-Light Setting provides 10,000 lux at 12".

Manufacturer's Guidelines for Light Therapy Use

• For optimal light angle and maximum comfort, use the adjustable legs and position light at a 10-15 degree angle as shown above.
• Use 3-bulb setting for 10,000 lux of light intensity.
• Sit 12" from the light source for 20-30 minutes each morning during the fall, winter, and into spring months.
• Eat breakfast, read, talk on the phone, or glance down at the surface in front of the light. It is not necessary to look into the light.

 Product Specifications

• Helps ease mood swings
• Regulates body rhythms
• Improves sleeping patterns
• 99.3% UV filtered lens
• Dual settings
• Glare-free
• Built-in handle
• Wall mountable
• 4,000 Kelvin color temperature
• 28" tall with stand
• Weight: 7.3 lbs.
• Dimensions: 12.5"H x 16"L x 3"W

Your chance of reimbursement is greatly improved if you submit the following to your insurance company:

1. Letter with appropriate diagnostic criteria signed by your doctor. (For instructions and a sample letter, click here .)
2. Prescription from your Doctor recommending 10,000 lux, duration and time of day to administer treatment.
3. Receipt or invoice for purchase of your light therapy system.