Beurer TL50UK Compact LED SAD Lamp - Helps Combat Seasonal Affective Disorder - Delivers 10,000 Lux Of Light - Slim And Stylish Design - UV-Free LED Light Therapy - Certified Medical Device

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On first use it’s very bright but you very quickly adjust to it and can forget it’s there, it’s great to have an extra boost of light in the darker winter months, I think it’s definitely helping to keep the winter blues away and I'm sure longer use will confirm it, definitely worth giving it a try. As a result, they have a similar positive effect on our bodies as natural daylight and are perfect for effective light therapy. Use for as little as 20 minutes per day positioned by your side at a distance of 15cm for improved mood and sense of wellbeing. However, those with diabetes, those suffering from eye conditions or those taking certain anti-depressants should consult a doctor before using.

The Beurer TL50 provides a bright light intensity of 10,000 lux, thus compensating for the lack of natural sunlight, and yet the output of radiation beyond the visible spectrum (infrared and UV) is so low that it is harmless to eyes and skin.Constructed with premium materials, the TL 50 is built to withstand regular use and maintain its functionality over time. Since I've been using it I've found my mood has improved and I seem to have more energy and the will to do things. Beurer's USP is 'exceptionally even illumination', and the TL50 does deliver exactly that: unlike some cheaper rivals the entire panel is impressively uniform.

Serotonin formation is stimulated, our internal clock is brought back into sync and we feel fitter, revitalised and more balanced. The lamp is approximately 1400 lumens, which is roughly equivalent to a 15W LED bulb or a 100W incandescent one, so at close range it's very bright. I like my new beurer SAD lamp it’s super simple to set up and can be moved around into different rooms or different places. With the touch of a button, the UV-free light will shine at an effective intensity of 10,000 lux at a distance of around 15cm.It's very bright, doesn't take up a lot of room and doesn't make you pay for bells and whistles you don't need. The compact diameter of only 25cm makes this Daylight Lamp not only practical to place on whichever table or desk you prefer, but ideal for travel as well.

We also have a wide range of dental supplies such as irrigators and brushes, home ECG devices and equipment to help diabetics monitor their condition.Nevertheless we have found that SAD lamps make a big difference to our motivation and mood in the darker months, and this is a good example of the genre: it's not too expensive, it's not too bulky and it doesn't expect you to pay for features you probably won't ever use. It’s hard to explain how something so simple as a light can help change your mood but it’s really working. which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 311908) for consumer credit and general insurance and a member of the Finance and Leasing Association. The colour temperature of the lamps is between 5,000 and 6,500 Kelvin, which roughly corresponds to the characteristic colour temperature of daylight on a sunny day at midday.

I would love to give the lamp five stars, but unfortunately the power switch on the light has stopped working after just a week of using it, so unfortunately have to mark it down for quality and value for money.The Beurer TL 50 daylight therapy lamp offers you a real simulation of sunlight, with a uniform light intensity of about 10,000 Lux. The intensity here is 10,000 lux, which is standard for this kind of device, and as previously mentioned that is measured at 15cm. There's no dimming option or warm white option like you'll find on some more expensive options in our best SAD lamp guide, such as the Lumie Halo – this is designed to do a single thing and do it well. Due to the low lux value and the increased red content, conventional electric lamps are therefore not sufficient to have a medical effect.