The LUXOR is our latest innovation by Northern Light Technologies. It has a unique pyramid design in two sizes, and it produces a very pleasant, diffuse and even light. 

To the Egyptians, and many other early civilizations, pyramids were believed to promote healing and represented many of the positive aspects of their culture. 

Read our featured blog about these light therapy pyramids "No Need to Feel SAD". Let the LUXOR bring you sunshine and well-being. Light therapy is a way to treat Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) and certain other conditions by exposure to artificial light. 

This light therapy lamp consumes only 40-45 Watts, yet delivers 10,000 Lux at up to 10-12 inches. Luxor, 10,000 LUX Light Therapy Desk Lamp is a medically proven, natural remedy for treating: depression, sleep disorders, low libido, dementia, circadian rhythm disorders such as jet lag, ADHD, and shift work. Made in Canada with QAI safety approval.

We also supply replacement bulb for LUXOR.

A light therapy box mimics outdoor light. Researchers believe this type of light causes a chemical change in the brain that lifts your mood and eases other symptoms of SAD.

Generally, the light box should:

• Provide an exposure to 10,000 lux of light
• Emit as little UV light as possible

Typical recommendations include using the light box:

• Within the first hour of waking up in the morning
• For about 20 to 30 minutes
• At a distance of about 16 to 24 inches (41 to 61 centimeters) from the face
• With eyes open, but not looking directly at the light

During light therapy, sit or work near a light therapy box. To be effective, light from the light box must enter your eyes indirectly. The box gives off bright light that mimics natural outdoor light. Most people with Seasonal Affective Disorder begin treatment with light therapy in the early fall, when it typically becomes cloudy or rainy for a prolonged period in many regions of the country. Do not fear, LUXOR light box does not emit high frequency radiation.

Tips: Use the light regularly at about the same time each day. Also try to spend time outdoors during sunny periods. Eat sensibly, exercise and try to keep regular sleep-wake hours.

If you feel you want to or should try light therapy for non-seasonal depression or another condition, talk to your doctor about how light therapy can be most effective.
 

You can actually begin to feel noticeably better within just 2 to 4 days after beginning light therapy, with benefits continuing to accrue for several weeks!