Let the light back in and banish the blues with the Beurer TL90 Brightlight

Reaching for comfort food? With the darker evenings trespassing into our day, we soon start to feel lethargic and depressed as the winter blues, or Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), kicks in. This Beurer light therapy device offers an effective solution

The Beurer TL90 Brightlight SAD Lamp is an exceptionally bright light with even, flicker-free illumination. It is registered as a Medical product and CE certified. The Beurer TL90 is great to use as a treatment for SAD as it does not flicker and is UV-free for total safety. It provides you with an energy-saving light source, so you can read a book, do your morning routine or just relax under its bright glow as it works to improve your wellbeing.

Brighten up your life with the Beurer TL90 Brightlight and reinvigorate your energy levels - you'll be amazed at the difference!

The Beurer TL90 Brightlight simulates sunlight with a light intensity of around 10,000 lux (level recommended for SAD treatment). Sit 15-20 cm away from the Beurer TL90 for an hour a day and, using the brightlight daily as autumn begins, will help to reduce SAD symptoms as the darker months creep in.

With one button operation, the Beurer TL90 Brightlight is incredibly easy to use. You can adjust the angle to your personal preference. It features 8 LEDs on the sturdy base to countdown the length of treatment, from 15 minutes to 2 hours. One hour treatment per day is most recommended. The illumination surface measures 34 cm x 51 cm.

Treatment is most effective when the light can directly enter the retina (eye), so it is best not to wear glasses with tinted lenses or use any other devices that block the light. Beurer TL90 uses 2 x 36w tube lights, and colour temperature reaches 6,500 kelvin. Very bright lights, such as sad lights, may not be suitable to use if you suffer from eye problems, are taking certain medications such as antidepressants, or have epilepsy with seizures caused by light. It is best not to use light therapy before going to bed, so that it does not disrupt sleeping patterns.