Philips Health GoLite M2 Blue Spectrum Light Therapy Device
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Customer Reviews of Philips Health GoLite M2 Blue Spectrum Light Therapy Device
Customer Review: Lightweight, long battery life, works great!
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought this light to shift my circadian rhythm, and was able to do so. The light was definitely responsible, because when I stopped using it for a few weeks, my rhythm went back to what it had been previously.
The light is really lightweight and comes with a nice carrying case. The battery lasts a really long time, so you don't have to worry about charging it everyday.
Customer Review: Little blue happy light
Summary: 5 Stars
If you've used light therapy before, it's different and a little hard to get used to, however, it's wonderfully portable, and holds a charge for a really long time so you can wake up and haul it around with you wherever your wake-up time lands you and not worry about cords. The blue light seems to be much more potent than the white and requires less time for the same effect.Customer Review: Apollo M2 Blue Light for SAD
Summary: 5 Stars
This light is small and convenient to use anywhere, and requires less time to stimulate the pineal gland to increase serotonin than the traditional full spectrum light. (the part of the spectrum of the blue light is more specific to SAD therapy than the full spectrum light box, thus making it more time efficient for positive results.)Customer Review: It's all in the dose
Summary: 4 Stars
Scared of UV exposure, it's all in the dose.
From the goLITE FAQ:
The goLITE produces no UV or near UV, and 1/20th of the blue light found in sunlight. In other words, the goLITE would have to be 20times brighter in order to be a risk for macular degeneration or other eye disease.
Customer Review: Really works!
Summary: 5 Stars
I was diagnosed with Delayed Circadian Rhythm, and this thing has worked wonders for me!
Sure the price is a bit steep but for me this thing helped me keep my job!!!
I've heard that Philips has bought out Apollo, so that just goes to show that this technology works.