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ALASKA Aurora LightPad - Ophthalmological and Vitamin D Advice

ALASKA Aurora LightPad
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User Guide 9
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Ophthalmological Concerns
If you suer from an eye disease or have a history of eye diseases in your family, you should
consult your ophthalmologist before using your Aurora LightPad. Also, if you are experiencing
any temporary eye problems, wait until the problems subside before using the Aurora LightPad.
Why not use blue or red light therapy?
If you have an eye condition, eye disease or think you may be at more risk for developing
macular degeneration, you should denitely avoid blue light. Blue light is more energetic than
white light, which has raised concern with ophthalmologists because blue light can damage
the retina and increase the risk for macular degeneration.
Does a light box give me Vitamin D?
No UV light is needed for Vitamin D production, and the Aurora LightPad is UV free. Any
light box you choose should be UV free. is can be a problem for those using a lightbox, but
we recommend talking to your physician about Vitamin D supplements.
Do you bill my insurance company directly?
No. Aer you have purchased your light box, you can submit your receipt, completed insur-
ance form and doctors prescription for reimbursement to your insurance company.
Can children use light therapy?
Yes. Although it is uncommon, some children get SAD, and its perfectly safe for them to use
light therapy.