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Happylite

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Happylite™
A 10,000-lux artificial light that simulates natural daylight, administered in brief ‘zaps’ to symptomatic patients with SAD
Happylite™
Psychology A 10,000-lux that simulates natural daylight, administered in brief 'zaps' to symptomatic Pts with SAD. See Seasonal affective disorder.
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I have my HappyLite turned on, but it must not be working.
LETTERS IN THE EDITOR'S MAILBAG by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
The company's new compact Happylite is a 10,000-lux bright-light system that simulates natural daylight and with regular use can help overcome feelings of withdrawal, depression, gloom and sadness associated with light deprivation and seasonal change.
Lose Those Winter Blues With Verilux's Newest Full-Spectrum Lighting by Business Wire
CAPTION(S): Carrie Ward, a retail clerk in the lighting department of Jerry's Home Improvement Center in Springfield, sells lots of HappyLite therapy lamps this time of year, and even bought one for herself to help her cope with a particularly wet, dreary winter.
Taking a shine to winter by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
 
 
 
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