Verilux - The Healthy Lighting Company
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Task and Craft Lamps

  • Provide pure Verilux Natural Spectrum® light
  • Enjoy crafting for longer periods of time without eyestrain or fatigue
  • Helps enhance vision, productivity and fosters an overall sense of well-being
Original Natural Spectrum<sup>®</sup> Floor Lamp
Original Natural Spectrum® Floor Lamp
Price: $99.95
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Original Natural Spectrum Desk Lamp
Original Natural Spectrum Desk Lamp
Price: $79.95   Sale: $59.95
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Magnifier Accessory for Original and EasyFlex Floor Lamps
Magnifier Accessory for Original and EasyFlex Floor Lamps
Price: $39.95
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EasyFlex<sup>®</sup> Natural Spectrum<sup>®</sup> Floor Lamp
EasyFlex® Natural Spectrum® Floor Lamp
Price: $149.95   Sale: $129.95
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EasyRead Magnifying Desk Lamp
EasyRead Magnifying Desk Lamp
Price: $129.95
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EasyRead Natural Spectrum Illuminated Magnifier
EasyRead Natural Spectrum Illuminated Magnifier
Price: $19.95
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Verilux full spectrum lamps set the standard for natural, "daylight" lighting more than 50 years ago. All Verilux task lights use full spectrum lighting to enhance the clarity and contrast of project materials, craft work and task work. All task lamps are available in a wide variety of models and colors. Our patented flicker-free ballast and Optix® glare control filter are unique in the industry, delivering daylight intensity, full spectrum light, without glare.

The best light for tasks, artwork, craft work or other detail work is bright, natural and glare-free. Full spectrum light bulbs achieve this by delivering the "full" or "natural" light spectrum to your eye. Typical incandescent bulbs produce light only from the "warmer" red, yellow and orange parts of the visual spectrum, while completely missing the "cooler" colors of the blue portion of the spectrum. Unfortunately, this has resulted in a general acceptance of poor, yellowish light as the "norm" in homes and workplaces alike.

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