Question 1

If 10,000 is recommended for therapy why are there different brightness settings on some of the newer models?

Accepted Answer

For some people, 10,000 lux is just too bright. Therefore, we offer HappyLight® Therapy Lamps that provide a range of light intensities.

It's important to choose a light therapy lamp that's comfortable for you. Research at the National Institute of Health demonstrated that white light, anywhere in the range of 2,500-10,000 lux, is effective for treatment of winter blues.

If you have any other questions or concerns please give us a call in Vermont at 1-800-786-6850 or email us at hello@verilux.com.

Question 2

What lux rating does this light give at a distance of 1.5 feet?

Accepted Answer

We only have The lux rating's at 6"

The light needs to enter directly into your eyes. Generally, a good position is on a desk or table at 10 o’clock or 2 o’clock. You can even position slightly higher than your eyes to mimic the angle of sunlight. Just like the sun, you don't want to stare directly at your HappyLight® Therapy Lamp, but you do need to be able to see it.

You also want to find a comfortable distance from the light. The closer the light is to you, the shorter the amount of time you will need to use the light to receive its full benefits. Many people (including most of the people in our own office) leave their HappyLight® Therapy Lamp at a distance of up to 2 feet and on for an hour or more while they work.

Just keep in mind that the farther you move it away, the longer you’ll need to use the light to feel its benefits. Think... closer = shorter time; farther = longer time.

Feel free to give us a call in Vermont at 1-800-786-6850 or email us at hello@verilux.com if you have any other questions or concerns.

Question 3

Does restoring power to the device restore its last on/off state? That is, will it turn back on if it is turned on, unplugged, and then plugged in?

Accepted Answer

The next day I had to start over. It wont go to the setting you had after you power off.

Question 4

I have an older model,5000 lux. does this not filter out uv? does it still help with vit. d?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Works great for Vitamin D3 and also increased energy and mood improvement.  I call it my Happy Light. Use in the AM for 20-60 mins. for the next 3 months.  By then you should see noticeable results and not want to break the routine.  I have no affiliation w this company or any other.  I’m just an RN who’s found success w this product.  Hope this helps.

ASIN	B07TBCFL6B
ASIN	B07TBCFL6B
Additional Features	Adjustable Brightness, Adjustable Color Temperature, Portable, Timer
Age Range Description	All ages
Base Material	Plastic
Best Sellers Rank	#17,651 in Health & Household ( See Top 100 in Health & Household ) #15 in Light Therapy Products
Brand Name	Verilux
Bulb Base	E26
Bulb Shape Size	A19
Color	White
Connectivity Technology	USB
Control Method	Remote
Customer Reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (4,876)
Date First Available	July 12, 2019
Efficiency	Highly Efficient
Finish Types	Painted
Included Components	Stand
Indoor Outdoor Usage	Indoor
Is Waterproof	false
Item Dimensions D x W x H	0.51"D x 7.48"W x 11.73"H
Item Weight	2 pounds
Item model number	VT43WW3
Lamp Type	Light Therapy
Light Source Type	LED
Lighting Method	Adjustable
Manufacturer	Verilux
Manufacturer	Verilux
Material Type	Plastic, lights
Model Number	VT43WW3
Mounting Type	Wall Mount
Number of Items	1
Number of Light Sources	144
Number of Pieces	1
Power Source	Corded Electric
Product Dimensions	7.48 x 0.2 x 11.73 inches; 2 pounds
Recommended Uses For Product	Light Therapy
Room Type	Office
Shade Color	White
Shade Height	11.73 inches
Shade Material	Plastic
Shape	Rectangular
Style Name	Modern
Switch Type	Push Button
UPC	768533140067
Unit Count	1 Count
Water Resistance Level	Not Water Resistant
Wattage	28.8 watts

HappyLight Luxe - Light Therapy Lamp with 10,000 Lux, UV-Free, LED Bright White Light with Adjustable Brightness, Color, Countdown Timer, & Stand - Boost Mood, Sleep, Focus (White)

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