Day-Light Classic Plus: 10,000 LUX LED Sun Therapy Lamp For Brighter Moods And Sunlight Therapy Review

My current PCP doesn’t have enough history with me to understand how well I know my chronic issues and didn’t believe that my Circadian Rhythm delayed-phase sleep disorder, which stress may aggravate, is not a psychosomatic issue.So, on my own, I looked up more current treatments (I was last treated for it 25 yrs ago with mild sleeping pills and sleep hygiene training) and found the clinical guidelines for light therapy.No drugs needed! Given that my system is under major stress with my current

I’ve had the light for about a month now and have been very pleased with the overall quality and functionality. Very simple yet very affective. The most important aspect of the product is that I’ve noticed a marked improvement in my seasonal affective disorder symptoms.The results were almost immediate. I use it for 30 to 40 minutes in the morning while I eat breakfast and read my newsfeed. I’ve noticed a marked improvement in alertness, focus, and energy level. I wish I would have made this…

This lamp arrived promptly. It was awkward to handle to assemble, and I accidentally dropped the base about two feet onto a carpeted floor. The weight that was glued to the underside of the base popped off and some small edges of the plastic frame (not visible when the lamp is standing on the table) broke off. I re-screwed the weight, and the lamp is stable. The light box component is excellent. I bought this lamp specifically because it has both a health setting and a lower task setting, and I

My lux app reads over 20000 lux from about 12 inches away. It's bright. It does flicker slightly occasionally as others have noted, but not too badly. My purpose for writing a review however is the cheap construction. For $115 I would expect better. I feel like I'm going to break something every time I use or move it. The weighted plate was broken off the base when it arrived, although it works once you screw everything together. The cord doesn't plug into the lamp easily and keeps coming…

I have this set up on my nightstand and will use it for 30 minutes in the morning while I read or check stuff on my phone. I got this after my doctor recommended looking into light therapy due to worse depression in the winter and I do seem to experience a boost in my mood when I make sure to use it daily.It is so bright, wow. It lights up the room better than our overhead light does. It is bulky though, it takes up most of my nightstand.

After doing a lot of research I bought this as a replacement for a therapy lamp I bought years ago. Even after I bought it I wondered if it was worth the cost, if it would be any better then my old lamp. Then it came and I turned it on and my husband asked me if I’d ordered the sun! It is BRIGHT! It’s also big and fairly heavy, but that’s fine because it is highly effective.

Light therapy itself is a life changer. If you're reading reviews for a therapy light you already know that they're proven to improve energy and mood, esp in winter months. I've been using a light box for decades, from September through April because I need the help. This light is very good. Can't compare it to others because I haven't done a side-by-side test. But I've used this Day Light for over a year and love it.That said, the stand for this box is so bulky, and lacks the adjustment…

It took me many years to realize my mood is impacted by seasonal affective disorder. I finally decided to make this investment and I am so glad I did. It’s made an immediate positive impact on my mood. Easy to assemble and care for. Go get it.

The light is fine, good size, but the stand and light is as large as a computer and looks like it was made 30 years ago. The size of this makes it difficult to use daily , you'd need a desk with a large area JUST for this . They should make it more modern and a much sleeker design.

Bought this based on the Wirecutter recommendation, as well as the sibling "Sky Bright" model for comparison. I don't have a lux meter to verify it supplies the needed 10,000 lux but I'm willing to assume it does: It resembles a giant white-faced computer monitor. It's bright, but no brighter than the slightly smaller SkyBright.Regardless, the overall design of this thing is pretty bad: ultra-cheap plastics all around and crunchy adjustments make it feel overpriced even at $100. The height…

Worth every penny. I put it on my desk for reading and writing. It’s very nice if you need some extra waking up and light That's my review.