Philips EnergyLight - Manual (Page 11)

Question Answer
Can I use the
EnergyLight if I am on
medication?
If you are on prescribed medication, we advise you to consult your
doctor first before you use the EnergyLight or undergo any other form
of light therapy. Certain medicines cannot be used in combination with
light therapy. Anti-depressants combined with light therapy may result in
eye damage.
Can I use the
EnergyLight if I have
eye problems?
If you have eye problems, you should consult your doctor or
ophthalmologist before you use the EnergyLight or undergo any other
form of light therapy. There are certain eye and eye-related conditions
that may respond unfavourably to light therapy.
Can I use the
EnergyLight if I have a
skin allergy?
If you are allergic to light or have a diagnosed chronic skin disease, it is
safest to consult your doctor before you use the EnergyLight or undergo
any other form of light therapy.
Can I use the
EnergyLight during
pregnancy?
Yes, there are no known side effects from using the EnergyLight during
pregnancy.
Can I use the
EnergyLight if I
am allergic to light?
If you are allergic to light, we recommend that you consult your doctor
before you use the EnergyLight or undergo any other form of light
therapy.
Is it harmful to sit in
front of a switched-on
EnergyLight for a
prolonged period of
time?
No, using the EnergyLight longer than the recommended time is not
harmful. It may, however, disturb your sleep pattern, particularly if you
have your light baths after 8 p.m.
Do I have to wear any
sunscreen lotion?
No, the EnergyLight is not a tanning device. It has a special screen that
filters out all UV rays; it is therefore safe for your skin and does not give
you a tan. If you use the Energy Light in accordance with the instructions
in the user manual, you do not have to worry about tanning or other
skin reactions.
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