GoLITE doesn't produce wavelengths that
photosensitizing medications react to. However, avoid using any light therapy and sunlight if you're on this medication.
Does the Philips goLITE BLU have any side effects?
Published on 2017-05-02
Frequently Asked Questions
- How long do the LEDs of my Philips goLITE BLU last?
- Can I use my Philips goLITE BLU overseas?
- Can I use my Philips goLITE BLU more than once a day?
- Will the EnergyLight help fight symptoms of sub-SAD?
- I suffer from depression. Is EnergyUp right for me?
- Can I use Philips EnergyUp during pregnancy?
- Can I get a sunburn from using the Philips goLITE BLU?
- Does the Philips goLITE BLU have any side effects?
- Should I look directly into the light of my goLITE BLU?
- What differs Philips EnergyUp light from UV light?
- Can I use the Energy light when on photosensitizing
- What differs between EnergyUp white and blue light?
- Will the EnergyUp help me when I feel less energetic?
- Can I use my EnergyUp around children or pets?
- What is Lux?
- What differs between photopic and scotopic lux?
- How long should I use Philips EnergyUp?
- How does Philips EnergyUp work?
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