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Is SoLux better than a bright fluorescent "daylight" light in treating SAD?

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We maintain a light source that replicates Daylight more accurately is more effective in treating SAD. Independent Studies have confirmed higher scores that equate to a full grade point increase, yes, you read that right, one full grade point in math and reading for students who are exposed to a naturally lit environment. Learn more.
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Is using SoLux an effective way to treat SAD?

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Yes, using SoLux can be an effective way to treat SAD. Please click to learn more about SoLux in treating SAD.
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What are the side effects of bright light administration?

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Very few people report side effects from receiving bright light administration. Some people may initially experience slight eye stress or a headache, which tends to dissipate the longer the exposure to the light. Re-Time® Jetlag Glasses™ emit light of about 1200 lux intensity into the eyes of the wearer. As a comparison, on a bright sunny day the brightness looking toward the horizon is about 100,000 lux.
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What's the difference between a compact fluorescent light bulb and a fluorescent bulb?

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The primary difference is in size; compact fluorescent bulbs are made in special shapes (which require special technologies) to fit in standard household light sockets, like table lamps and ceiling fixtures. In addition, most compact fluorescent lamps have an "integral" ballast that is built into the light bulb, whereas most fluorescent tubes require a separate ballast independent of the bulb. Both types offer energy-efficient light.
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Can I use a compact fluorescent light bulb in an enclosed light fixture?

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Compact fluorescent light bulbs may generally be used in enclosed fixtures as long as the enclosed fixture is not recessed. Totally enclosed recessed fixtures (for example, a ceiling can light with a cover over the bulb) create temperatures that are too high to allow the use of a compact fluorescent bulb.
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What is bright Light Therapy?

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Bright light therapy involves the regular (usually daily) exposure to a bright light source. Treatments typically involve an artificial light source of accepted therapeutic intensity and having peaks in specific wavelengths, with exposure duration of a set period and distance from the light source.
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Is UV light harmful? How is UV light different from say a fluorescent light?

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You never want to expose your skin or eyes to the light from a UV system. UV light is non-visible however it can be harmful, similar to the harmful effects of UV light from the sun. UV lamps can actually cause a severe sunburn-like effect if skin is exposed for long periods of time. Always ensure that you are wearing some type of protective glasses (ie. Safety glasses or sunglasses) when working on a UV system and the lamp is exposed.
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IS LIGHT THERAPY USEFUL FOR TREATING NONSEASONAL DEPRESSION?

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Recent studies show that light therapy can be helpful year-round for people who experience chronic depression, unpredictable recurrent depression, or bipolar depression, and the method has been effectively tested in patients using medication and even electroconvulsive therapy. The addition of light therapy to the regimen must be under doctor’s supervision.
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What is SoLux?

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SoLux is a patented new light bulb that simulates daylight far better than any other light bulb on the market. It is a high performance ?halogen type bulb that currently comes in a MR-16 format.
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Can I use a compact fluorescent light bulb with a dimmer switch?

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To use a compact fluorescent bulb on a dimmer switch, you must buy a bulb that's specifically made to work with dimmers (check the package). GE makes a dimming compact fluorescent light bulb (called the Energy Smart Dimming Spirals®) that is specially designed for use with dimming switches. We don't recommend using regular compact fluorescent bulbs with dimming switches, since this can shorten bulb life.
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Can I use a compact fluorescent light bulb on my 3-way lamp?

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GE does make CFL bulbs for use in 3-way lamps. Check the package for this application. If a regular CFL is use in a 3-way switch, it will work on the middle (medium) setting and it should not damage the bulb. The 3-way switch does not alter the performance of the bulb.
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Is bright Light Therapy safe?

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Bright light therapy has been extensively researched at leading institutions worldwide for over 25 years. Most people experience no side effects; however, some individuals may experience minor side effects (headaches, eye strain, and occasional nausea) that tend to disappear after the first few days of exposure. Bright light therapy has proven safe and highly effective when used under the supervision of a trained clinician or physician.
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Should I use the Bright Light Visor?

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Most people with Winter Blues are likely to respond well to bright light. If your symptoms are severe, you may suffer from SAD. Light therapy may work well for you, but you should consult your clinician before choosing any therapy. The Visor can be used along with other treatments - for example, with antidepressants for SAD. Likewise, most people will respond to bright light for circadian rhythm adjustment - i.e., jet lag, shift change work and some insomnias.
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Will the bright light hurt my eyes?

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Bright light at 10,000 lux is within the range of light we experience almost every day - from a dimly lit room of 100 lux to a sunny day outside of 40,000 lux. Eye exams of subjects receiving up to 20,000 lux have revealed no risks. Bright lights may cause some people to "see spots" for a short period after use. These "spots" normally disappear within a few minutes. Elderly people may take longer - up to 10 minutes - to return to normal.
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What should I do if a compact fluorescent light or fluorescent tube gets broken?

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If a light breaks, put on protective gloves and carefully sweep up all of the glass fragments and any powder with a disposable hand broom and dust pan. Place the broken pieces of glass in a rigid food storage container with a snap on lid. Place the disposable hand broom and dustpan in a plastic bag and wipe the area with a damp paper towel. Put the used towel in the plastic bag as well and then place everything in a five-gallon bucket or container with a lid.
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Why is surgery better for treating a cuboid nutcracker fracture than just casting?

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When my daughter goes to the doctor for her annual check up, he makes her bend over as if to touch her toes. He says he's checking how straight her back is. Could you explain why he is doing this and how this helps? Thank you.
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How to fight capitalism with Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs?

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Call right now and we will send you not only one roll of clean white toilet paper but a pot to pee in. The uncontested absurdities of today are the accepted slogans of tomorrow. They come to be accepted by degrees, by precedent, by implication, by erosion, by default, by dint of constant pressure on one side and constant retreat on the other - until the day when they are suddenly declared to be the country's official ideology.
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Why does my compact fluorescent light bulb flicker or appear dim when I first turn it on?

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The first compact fluorescent bulbs flickered when they were turned on because it took a few seconds for the ballast to produce enough electricity to excite the gas inside the bulb. Thanks to the refined technology in our new GE compact fluorescent bulbs, there is now no significant flicker (less than 1 second). However, these bulbs do require a short warm-up period before they reach full brightness, which is why they may appear dim when first turned on.
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Can I use a compact fluorescent light bulb with an electronic timer or photocell (AKA electric eye)?

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Some electronic timers and photocells contain parts that are incompatible with compact fluorescent light bulbs; using these bulbs in incompatible products will result in a shorter light bulb life. To find out if an electronic timer or photocell is compatible with compact fluorescent bulbs, check with the manufacturer of the timer or photocell. Yes. CFLs, when compared with standard incandescent bulbs, offer many benefits. First, they help save energy and money.
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Why do fluorescent light bulbs need a ballast?

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A fluorescent lamp has an electron stream flowing between the two cathodes, one at either end of the tube, regardless if the tube shape. The Ballast generates the electrical spike to start the stream then maintains a constant voltage to maintain a consistent lumen output. Fluorescent light bulbs (including compact fluorescents) are more energy-efficient than standard bulbs because of the different method they use to produce light.
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How do I dispose of fluorescent light bulbs?

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Answer: It is legal for homeowners to dispose of fluorescent bulbs with their household trash. However, due to the mercury in these bulbs, we encourage homeowners to save them and deliver them to the Household Hazardous Waste Collection Facility at no charge. Bulbs collected through the program are processed and mercury is recovered preventing release to the environment. HOME | FAQ | HELP | UTICA-INFO | waste disposal | recycling | waste & recyclable collection | compost
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What do I do with...Fluorescent Light Tubes?

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Fluorescent light tubes contain small amounts of hazardous materials but will be accepted from private citizens at the Transfer Station. Fluorescent light ballasts should be taken to the Moderate Risk Waste (MRW) Facility (link) at the Port of Port Townsend. Businesses (Conditionally Exempt Small Quantity Generators disposing of intact fluorescent light tubes and ballasts are required to take them to the Hazardous Waste Facility (379-6911) for disposal
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Is the bright light a standard feature on all VIDIVIEWER models?

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Yes. There is no extra charge for this. The foot switches, as well, the film file slots on the console are standard features on every model.
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How does bright Light Therapy work?

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Experiments indicate that individuals who suffer from Seasonal Affective Disorder (S.A.D.) are affected by light, which plays a major role in the secretion of melatonin. Melatonin is a natural hormone made by your body's pineal gland. This is a pea-sized gland located just above the middle of the brain. During the day, melatonin levels are barely detectable in individuals who don't suffer from S.A.D.
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Why does looking at a bright light induce sneezing?

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This one has been beaten around a little. Some people claim looking at the Sun induces sneezing, others say it impedes a sneeze: Sneezing, Sun Sneezes, sneezing, and Sneezing and bright light
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I saw a bright light in the sky last night. Do you know what it was?

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NOAO does not keep track of unexplained phenomena in the sky, so I cannot tell you for certain what it is that you saw. However, there are several possibilities: First of all, it could not be a supernova because they become very bright for weeks to months, not just for a few seconds. Supernovae that are bright enough for the naked eye to see are also very rare. If the object was moving, there are a few possibilities.
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The light is getting too bright for your eyes?

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Camera man has testimony of a Trucker on his video who got immediate help with his Muscular Dystrophy: "Any doctor that says Reflexology doesn't work is full of Bullshit and needs to go back to medical school and learn something." SHOWTIME Camera Crew pauses after shoot to reflect on Trucker response with M.I.R. VP Rachel Brinkerhoff. Quack Buster took on a hot challenge when he belittled stress as indefinable.
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How bright is the night light?

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Night light power is reduced to a level that makes it easy to see where you're going at night. A light bulb for a standard night light will provide about 20 lumens of light in a 360° sphere. Since PowerSURE safety lights are a point source directing a beam of light from a wall in a much narrower field, we've found that approximately 1 lumen is plenty of light for night lighting purposes.
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