How do you position it so that the light hits your eyes correctly?
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It sits in a stand provided in the purchase. It has a nice sized screen, not too large, not too small. Put in the stand, plug it in, switch it on and you're set. I place it on the tray table and eat my breakfast and watch the morning news program with it on, positioning the unit a bit to the right. I don't stare into it. You can read, eat, watch tv in front of it. It's a really nice product. Very happy with it. A real lift on these dreary winter mornings.
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Just put it where it's off to the side but in front. You don't look directly at it.
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I lie on the couch and put the light on the coffee table in front of the couch. The light shines on my face from the side since you aren't suppose to shine it directly into your eyes.
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I have mine on an end table beside my comfy chair. I have it angled a bit so it doesn't shine directly in my eyes, but more like across them.
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From reviews I'v read you can position it to your right or left or in front if you. I have found I begin to feel like I've had too much caffeine when I have reached my maximum need for the lights therapy. My max is 45 minutes as my daughters us 20 minutes. This product is a must have for SAD.
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It leans away from you so fit the hole in the metal plate over the projection on the bottom so that the plate veers UP on the back of the light. Then screw on the white cap.
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Vertical placement seems to work best, but if horizontal, aim the sensor end of the bulb toward where outside visitors approach from, is my guess.
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Mine is mounted at 3 o'clock so I can activate my light with my left thumb while in the shooting position. The switch for my light is on its rear end (Streamlight TLR-1s) so it works out perfect for me. Your results may vary. The nice thing is that you can put it just about anywhere it feels good to you. Good luck.
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With your hand. :) There's a bracket, almost like an adapter ring, that screws onto the threads on the end of the lens, then the flash clips to that. It rotates freely once it's on that bracket, so if you want to keep it in a certain orientation (like to keep the ring shapes reflecting just the way you want off of the eyes) you would have to hold it or rig up some gaffer's tape or something.
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just set the prongs under your light and the needle will move. most people know how much light they have. i dont use this feature because i dont need it.
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Hold the bottom until it goes on higher beams. Continue to do the process till u like the setting possibly three setting of beams
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If the model you are inquiring about is a zoomable light, the only thing to do is extend the bulb end of the light to adjust the beam to a small rectandular spot. The light is designed to minimize the glare outside the beam and produces a much more concentrated spot. Simply pull the flashlight as if you are trying to pull it apart end to end.
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I think I know what you mean. I've had the light move up on me. What I do is point it all the way down then pull back up to where I want it. It more or less stays in place after that barring any severe bumps.
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I used this item all sorts of way's with out any issure's ! This does not produce a diffuse light up close and in my opinon it shows a sharp beam.You can connect several led infr. lites! As far as angles are concerned you can position it at any angle.If this does not suit you there is other products to adjust your needs.I hope this was some what helpful. DAVE S
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I have the lamp by my sofa where I read at night. So, for me, the answer is "yes." Choose a light bulb of a wattage that works for you, and then the lamp gives you a lot of flexibility as to how to position it.
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You should press the clip, and see is the right zone of contact. The light is not very intense but enough to examination. I hope to do help you.
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I emailed Northern Light Technologies about when and how to use the light. She responded "for light therapy the best time to use it is in the morning AFTER you wake up. You need to position the lamp at a distance of 12" and use it for 30 minutes. Your eyes need to be open and the lamp needs to be either directly in front of you or diagonally from you. Your face needs to be illuminated by the lamp. Try using it in the morning as you're having breakfast or reading the morning paper.eating breakfast or reading the paper. Hope this helps.
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On the side of the base. You touch an indentation and it starts at the lowest light level, if you touch it again it goes to the medium level, and a third touch brings it to the brightest level.
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That Is normal, you just adjust until you find the right light setting. I have several mag lights and they all do the same.
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Hi,I set it about arms length away from me on my desk each morning and turn it so I can just see the light in my peripheral vision. Ever so often I will look right at the light but not enough to hurt my eyes. It's adjustable so you can adjust how much light you can stand to look at. I don't have mine set at full 100% because it can be blinding. I usually have it on for an hour sometimes I'll forget about it until it's been an hour and a half and just turn it off then. I use it every morning and I've been able to turn my self around from sleeping all day to sleeping at night which was my purpose for getting it. It was recommended to me by the Sleep Center of America in Denver. Hi,I set it about arms length away from me on my desk each morning and turn it so I can just see the light in my peripheral vision. Ever so often I will look right at the light but not enough to hurt my eyes. It's adjustable so you can adjust how much light you can stand to look at. I don't have mine set at full 100% because it can be blinding. I usually have it on for an hour sometimes I'll forget about it until it's been an hour and a half and just turn it off then. I use it every morning and I've been able to turn my self around from sleeping all day to sleeping at night which was... » Read More Hi,I set it about arms length away from me on my desk each morning and turn it so I can just see the light in my peripheral vision. Ever so often I will look right at the light but not enough to hurt my eyes. It's adjustable so you can adjust how much light you can stand to look at. I don't have mine set at full 100% because it can be blinding. I usually have it on for an hour sometimes I'll forget about it until it's been an hour and a half and just turn it off then. I use it every morning and I've been able to turn my self around from sleeping all day to sleeping at night which was my purpose for getting it. It was recommended to me by the Sleep Center of America in Denver. « Show Less
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Holding the light towards what you are wanting to illuminate, rotate the head counter clockwise till it stops.