Day Lamp - Solar Skin in Bottle (Walnut Dark Wood)
The lamp that follows your natural circadian rhythm

Summary
24 -hour lamp Bottle sunshine Is an elegant, handmade table lamp that gives you natural light all day - adapted to the body's biological rhythm. With lights that change throughout the day, it mimics the sunrise, daylight, sunset and flame lights in the evening. The lamp creates a harmonious transition between day and night and helps you with sleep, energy, recovery and mood control. It fits perfectly on the bedside table, desk or living room, and is ideal for anyone who wants to bring the daylight rhythm indoors - all year round.

Health benefits
- Provides light that supports the body's natural circadian rhythm and melatonin production
- helps reduce fatigue by promoting natural light in the morning
- Provides relaxing, blue -free light in the evening that does not interfere with sleep
- supports children's and adolescents' sleep regulation and circadian rhythm
- can contribute to better mood and more stable energy throughout the day
- Provides natural light in dark winter months and by lack of daylight
- can relieve symptoms of seasonal depression (SAD)
- provides harmonious atmosphere at evening activities, reading and meditation
-Reduces exposure to biologically disruptive LED lights and screen lights
- energy -saving and sustainable solution with a very long life

Technical specifications
- glass screen in cylindrical shape, with glossy or matte surface
- Lamp foot in walnut (dark wood) - handmade of sustainable American timber
- Lamp Foot options: Oak (bright wood) or metal (black or silver)
- Brightness: Equals over 60 W incandescent bulb, with only 24 W consumption
- Light color: From 1000K (flame) to 5000K (daylight), automatically regulated
- Automatic 24 -hour cycle - pre -programmed to the user's address
- Perfect manual dimming (1–100 % brightness with constant color temperature)
-Bluetooth connection for manual control (iOS)
- Dimensions: 22 cm height, 10 cm diameter
- Light bulb Lifetime: 50,000 hours (equivalent to 10-20 years of use)
- Materials: glass, wood and metal - almost completely plastic free
- Handmade in California, USA
- Weight: approx. 1.2–1.5 kg
-Comes with EU power plug and preset system

Reservation
This is not medical equipment. The lamp should not be used to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent illness. The effects described are based on documented research on light and circadian rhythm, but individual results may vary.

Disclaim
All products, services and descriptions from Uno Vita are intended for information purposes and general well -being. They are not a substitute for medical advice or treatment from authorized health care professionals. Always consult with a doctor for health problems. No claims in this text have been evaluated by EMA or FDA.

Freedom of speech and information right
This text has been prepared in accordance with the principles of freedom of speech and the right to share publicly available research. The information is based on recognized science, publications and technical documentation. Uno Vita advocates an open and knowledge -based health dialogue in accordance with Norwegian and European legislation.

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