Sunshine in a Bottle (oak)
Daylight - Solar Squeeze in Bottle (bright wood)

Summary
Sunshine in a Bottle is an elegant and handmade table lamp that follows the body's natural circadian rhythm. The lamp delivers a changing light pattern that mimics sunrise, daylight, sunset and flame/fireplace light-in accordance with nature's own light rhythm. With automatic adjustment of brightness and color temperature after day and season, this lamp provides a comprehensive lighting experience that supports sleep, wakefulness, mood and recovery. It is specially designed to help people in modern indoor environments restore their biological rhythm through natural light. With a lamp foot in light oak tree, it fits perfectly into Nordic homes and interiors.

Health benefits
• supports the body's natural circadian rhythm and melatonin production
• Provides light that improves mood and energy level
• contributes to better sleep quality with blue -free, flame -like lights in the evening
• helps children and young people establish stable sleep and wakefulness patterns
• Reduces symptoms of winter depression (SAD)
• Provides necessary full spectrum lights in case of lack of natural daylight
• Promotes better concentration and learning in children and students
• Creates harmony and atmosphere during reading, meditation and evening sights
• Reduces exposure to biologically disruptive artificial light from screens
• supports recovery and regulates stress level by natural lighting

Technical specifications
• Glass screen in cylinder shape, available with matte or glossy surface
• Lamp foot in light oak - handmade of sustainable American timber
• Options: Walnut (dark wood), or metal in black or silver
• Light source: Full spectrum LED, 1000–5000K Color temperature
• Brightness: Over 60 W equivalent, with only 24 W power consumption
• Automatic 24-hour and seasonally controlled light profile, adapted to the user's address
• Perfect manual dimming (1–100 % brightness, constant color temperature)
• Bluetooth connection for extra control (iOS)
• Dimensions: 22 cm high, 10 cm diameter
• Materials: glass, wood and metal - almost completely plastic -free
• Life: Up to 50,000 hours (equivalent to 10-20 years of use)
• Weight: approx. 1.2–1.5 kg
• Supplied with European stocking plug and preset control
• No installation required-plug-and-play

Reservation
This is not medical equipment and should not be used for diagnosis, treatment, curing or prevention of illness. The effects described are based on documented research on light and circadian rhythm, but individual results may vary.

Disclaim
All UNO Vita products and services are intended for general well -being and information purposes. They do not replace medical advice or treatment from authorized health care professionals. For health problems, contact a doctor. 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 scientific literature, recognized publications and the manufacturer's technical documentation. Uno Vita promotes an open, science -based health dialogue within the framework of Norwegian and European legislation.

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