Might be an old topic... but...
Might be an old topic... but...
Does anyone here use one of those lamps that seem to be the most popular during the Winter months? Natural sun or something like that?? Don't need the alarm... just a lamp.
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- Lizistired
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Re: Might be an old topic... but...
I think they are called "Full Spectrum". Not sure if you get what you pay for though.ems wrote:Does anyone here use one of those lamps that seem to be the most popular during the Winter months? Natural sun or something like that?? Don't need the alarm... just a lamp.
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Re: Might be an old topic... but...
That's what I was thinking...Lizistired wrote:I think they are called "Full Spectrum". Not sure if you get what you pay for though.ems wrote:Does anyone here use one of those lamps that seem to be the most popular during the Winter months? Natural sun or something like that?? Don't need the alarm... just a lamp.
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Re: Might be an old topic... but...
I have a lamp that simulates sunrise by gradually getting lighter. I like it because I get up around 5:00 and its so dark this time of year. It just softens the blow of getting up early in the winter. Philips Hf3470/60 Wake-up Light, White
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Hi - Google 'lighting for SADD" and you should get lots of ideas. Good luck!
Re: Might be an old topic... but...
Thank you... what I found amazing is that they vary in price from $39.00 to $300.00 and higher! I doubt that one is really any better than the other.Julie wrote:Hi - Google 'lighting for SADD" and you should get lots of ideas. Good luck!
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Re: Might be an old topic... but...
yup, i've got them from a company called full-spectrum solutions - i don't recommend them - I got a floor and desk lamp combo in "brass" which in 2 years never being out the house they have a considerable amount of rust on their base - they cost hundreds and the bulbs break if you look at them - and cost $50 to replace - i've already bought 4 replacement bulbs and both of them sit without bulbs in them - so we went through a total of 6 bulbs
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Re: Might be an old topic... but...
I'm going to treat myself to one. I'll probably go with one of these two. They both cost around $80.

Philips Hf3470/60 Wake-up Light, White
http://www.amazon.com/Philips-Hf3470-60 ... B003XN4RIC

Verilux Rise and Shine Natural Wake-up Light, White
http://www.amazon.com/Verilux-Shine-Nat ... B003TPSD7K

Philips Hf3470/60 Wake-up Light, White
http://www.amazon.com/Philips-Hf3470-60 ... B003XN4RIC

Verilux Rise and Shine Natural Wake-up Light, White
http://www.amazon.com/Verilux-Shine-Nat ... B003TPSD7K
Re: Might be an old topic... but...
Thanks so much everyone!
Cosmo, thanks so much for those links. I'm going to check into both. Curious to know which one you choose and why. Thanks!
Cosmo, thanks so much for those links. I'm going to check into both. Curious to know which one you choose and why. Thanks!
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Re: Might be an old topic... but...
Actually, you just need a lamp so the ones I picked for myself wouldn't be best. I'm using it just for alarm feature.
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Darn you EMS Now I have something else I want to buy.
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The best one is actually the cheapest, even if it's a little cloudy.ems wrote:Thank you... what I found amazing is that they vary in price from $39.00 to $300.00 and higher! I doubt that one is really any better than the other.Julie wrote:Hi - Google 'lighting for SADD" and you should get lots of ideas. Good luck!
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Re: Might be an old topic... but...
It's broken where I live. The ETA for when it'll be fixed is in a few months, in April or so.deltadave wrote:The best one is actually the cheapest, even if it's a little cloudy.ems wrote:Thank you... what I found amazing is that they vary in price from $39.00 to $300.00 and higher! I doubt that one is really any better than the other.Julie wrote:Hi - Google 'lighting for SADD" and you should get lots of ideas. Good luck!
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Re: Might be an old topic... but...
tetragon wrote:It's broken where I live. The ETA for when it'll be fixed is in a few months, in April or so.deltadave wrote: The best one is actually the cheapest, even if it's a little cloudy.
There's a problem with getting it delivered where I am. Lot of traffic between the warehouse and my location.
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Prescribed APAP range - 6-10 cm/H2O, titrated at 8.
Current range - 9.0-11.5 cm/H2O - still searching for the magic "zero night" but averaging 2.2 AHI
Re: Might be an old topic... but...
Agree!deltadave wrote:The best one is actually the cheapest, even if it's a little cloudy.ems wrote:Thank you... what I found amazing is that they vary in price from $39.00 to $300.00 and higher! I doubt that one is really any better than the other.Julie wrote:Hi - Google 'lighting for SADD" and you should get lots of ideas. Good luck!
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