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Wake-up light

Wake-up light

“I could never get out of bed as early as I do, especially in the winter, without this thing. I’ve had it for years and it’s been a game changer for my morning efficiency.”

  • I’ve my own wake-up light for years. It gradually increases from 0 to full brightness over 30 minutes & then the alarm goes off.
  • The light acts as an artificial sunrise & I wake up a few minutes before my alarm goes off.
  • Not only does this light help you wake up more naturally, it also helps feeling less groggy in the morning.
  • With this light, your eyes are already accustomed to the ambiant brightness when you wake up.

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