Anyone using those alarms with "natural light" to wakeup?
- Lizistired
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Re: Anyone using those alarms with "natural light" to wakeup?
I worked shift work for years. I often used a timer on a lamp timed with my alarm.
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Re: Anyone using those alarms with "natural light" to wakeup?
Lazer,
I'm guessing you use a smartphone. Which do you use - Droid or iPhone?
I'm guessing you use a smartphone. Which do you use - Droid or iPhone?
Re: Anyone using those alarms with "natural light" to wakeup?
The Android Razr Maxx. I do have a program "Sleep as an Android" on it but not sure if anything is available that would actually work as one of these lights. I'm strongly considering one of these but it's difficult to find that perfect one with the price being right.Starlette wrote:Lazer,
I'm guessing you use a smartphone. Which do you use - Droid or iPhone?
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Re: Anyone using those alarms with "natural light" to wakeup?
My wife suffers during the winter, and we have been using one for several years.... it helps her. We also lived in England for 12 years, and had one over there, tough when it is dust at 3:30.
We also have bright full daylight bulbs in the primary rooms, to get more light during the day.
We also have bright full daylight bulbs in the primary rooms, to get more light during the day.
Re: Anyone using those alarms with "natural light" to wakeup?
I want to get one of these lights and this thread has not helped. Everyone has suggested a different light
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Re: Anyone using those alarms with "natural light" to wakeup?
Having never used one, I present a link to reviews of 3 models:
http://best3reviews.com/118/finding-the ... larm-clock
There are other models around.
As close as I am to retirement, I can't see getting one now.
http://best3reviews.com/118/finding-the ... larm-clock
There are other models around.
As close as I am to retirement, I can't see getting one now.
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- Lizistired
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Re: Anyone using those alarms with "natural light" to wakeup?
Room darkening shades are in order!!chunkyfrog wrote:Having never used one, I present a link to reviews of 3 models:
http://best3reviews.com/118/finding-the ... larm-clock
There are other models around.
As close as I am to retirement, I can't see getting one now.
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Re: Anyone using those alarms with "natural light" to wakeup?
I like the Phillips wake up light. I live in the inner city and have a lot of street noise so I sleep with ear plugs. The light is a dependable alarm without the sound.
Re: Anyone using those alarms with "natural light" to wakeup?
+1 to the Phillips.eeckel wrote:I like the Phillips wake up light. I live in the inner city and have a lot of street noise so I sleep with ear plugs. The light is a dependable alarm without the sound.
I purchased one of these recently off ebay (slightly used) and have been pleased with it:
http://www.usa.philips.com/c/light-ther ... 32_60/prd/

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Re: Anyone using those alarms with "natural light" to wakeup?
Amazon has some coupons for Phillips devices. But you have to buy directly from amazon and not a vendor on the product page.
Coupon is $20 off the price.
Example of one.
http://www.amazon.com/Philips-HF3510-60 ... B0093162QS
Non alarm.
http://www.amazon.com/Philips-Hf3321-Go ... B003XN9ZQQ
Coupon is $20 off the price.
Example of one.
http://www.amazon.com/Philips-HF3510-60 ... B0093162QS
Non alarm.
http://www.amazon.com/Philips-Hf3321-Go ... B003XN9ZQQ
Re: Anyone using those alarms with "natural light" to wakeup?
I did buy the Philips Hf3470 Wake-up Light. Its better than waking up to no light Its only $59 now after the amazon $20 off coupon. I might buy the blue therapy light next.

http://www.amazon.com/Philips-Hf3470-Wa ... B003XN4RIC

http://www.amazon.com/Philips-Hf3470-Wa ... B003XN4RIC