Day-Light ™ Bright Light Therapy System by Uplift Technologies
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Safe, effective, and now more affordable than ever. The new Day-Light ™ merges the principles of light therapy technology with a new and innovative design – all at an affordable new price. The New Day-Light is a specially designed 10,000 lux* bright light system, used by many people to help ease seasonal mood swings and regulate body rhythms. To receive the recommended light therapy dosage, users simply sit 12" from the light for 20-30 minute intervals daily.
*Lux is the level of illumination of light.
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Recommended by doctors as the first line treatment for Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) or the "winter blues"
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Two-way switch turns on three bulbs (10,000 lux @ 12") for light therapy or two bulbs (7,000 lux) for general use
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White diffusing lens eliminates glare |
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Three 36-watt light tubes emit a warm, soothing light
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High-impact polycarbonate lens filters all harmful UV rays |
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Flicker-free electronic ballasts operate at 20,000 cycles per second
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Weighs only 7.3 lbs. with legs |
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Detachable legs adjust for optimal light therapy positioning and angle which mimics outdoor light |
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Built-in stand is convenient for travel or for ambient lighting |
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Built-in handle provides a useful carry option |
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Five-year limited warranty |
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For more information, click here.
To speak with a customer service representative, call 1-800-956-6616
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Click HERE to see How to Use the Day-Light
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Day-Light Can Help To:
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Alleviate fatigue and decreased activity commonly experienced in the fall and winter months
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Ease seasonal mood swings and winter depression
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Improve sleeping patterns
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Makes an exceptional task or reading lamp
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Provides pleasant ambient lighting
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Who Can Benefit:
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Almost 4 million North Americans who suffer from Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)
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Over 36 million North Americans who seasonally feel light-deprived, loose their energy, and experience the "winter blues"
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Shift workers and long distance flyers with disturbed sleep patterns
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Those who work in dark work places, or offices without windows
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People who need powerful work lamps
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Note: We recommend that you consult a physician before exposure to any bright light source such as the Day-Light ™
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