Lumie Bodyclock Luxe 700 FM

$359.00

Bodyclock Luxe 700FM is an alarm clock that mimics the light of a sunrise so you start the day naturally, feeling properly awake and refreshed.

Instead of being jolted from sleep by an alarm, Bodyclock Luxe 700FM wakes you gradually and more effectively with brightening light. By the time you open your eyes, you’re properly awake, alert and feeling ready for the day ahead.

Keeping the alerting blue spectrum of the light to a minimum, Bodyclock creates a healthy sleep environment while providing fully adjustable bedroom lighting. At bedtime, the sunset feature helps promote your body’s natural sleep response allowing you to drift off naturally. As your room gets dark, the light-sensitive display switches off to help you switch off fully.

The Lumie Bodyclock Luxe 700FM is distributed in partnership with Northern Lights.

Features Include:

Gradual sunrise from 15 to 90 minutes to wake you naturally; adjustable intensity
Fading sunset from 15 to 90 minutes helps you drift off to sleep
Tap-control snooze
FM radio
Bluetooth
27 sleep/wake sounds
Light-sensitive auto-dimming display
Nightlight option for fading light that stays on at low level
Daily/weekly alarm
Power failure back-up

Product Specs:

Clock works on 24 hours (military time) only
Weight: 1.1 kg (2.42 pounds)
Size (cm): 7.9″ h x 9″ w x 5.1″ d
Material: Glass, Plastic, Fabric
3-year Warranty (With Lumie)
30 day money back guarantee (-shipping and $35 restocking fee)

Additional Information

If you’re not a morning person the Bodyclock is simply a much nicer way to wake up. This natural awakening helps to regulate your sleep-wake cycle and has even been shown to boost mood, energy and productivity levels. It’s an effective Winter Blues option and a useful complement to a Northern Lights therapy light for treating seasonal depression.

TIPS

Use the light regularly at about the same time each day. Also try to spend time outdoors during sunny periods. Eat sensibly, exercise and try to keep regular sleep-wake hours.

Our bright light products attempt to replicate outdoor light.

To get light therapy your eyes must fall in the 10,000 Lux area.