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Zadro Sunlight 365 Personal Artificial Sunlight Therapy
$49.99
Just got my Sun365 yesterday and though it is too soon to tell if its going to help me beat the blues Im optimistic and I love it so far. The blue light is super bright, so read the directions and note it says GLANCE during a session, not LOOK. As well as note that the battery has a slip of paper that you have to remove in order for the controls, clock etc to work.

I love the small size, which I was concerned about at first, because I always thought these light treatments had to be large (Id never tried it). I did my research before buying and learned that the L.E.D lights, which this one is, are supposed to have slightly better success rate. (google mayo clinic and S.a.d light)

I also read that you should talk with your Dr about how long to use when you start out and what to look for if you are bi-polar rather than seasonally, or year-round depressed.

The light comes with 4 time settings 10 mins up to 60 mins and you can also set the intensity of the light from 10-100%. so my belief is, that I can find just the right setting for me.

Anyway, its much cheaper than the larger models, while having many of the features..so my thinking was, Ive got nothing to lose, and everything to gain..and if it works then maybe my next purchase will be a larger one...or better yet, since this fits nicely just about anywhere I am, I might just stay with this one.

Good luck to all of you.

Schick Personal Touch Razor
$5.99
I have used this razor for years, but when it broke, I had to buy one online and pay shipping as I could not find it in stores here.

Sunpentown SU-1051W Travel-Size Personal Humidifier, White
$79.99
Update to my earlier review:
The unit worked great for the first week and a half. Then it died completely.

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Works better than I expected.
In use for 1 month now.
I use it for all travel now plus on dry air days in the office.
Adapters fit all the water bottles I have tried so far without any leaks.
The fan is quiet enough I don't notice it and put it right next to my head in hotels to counter the dry A/C air. Recent trips to very dry places I went without nose bleeds for the first time ever. No more running the hotel shower to create some steam before going to sleep.
The only issue I have had is when the bottle is almost empty, sometimes too much water gets into the unit and the mist stops coming out. You have to dump out the unit at that point and put on a full bottle. Also adding a full bottle before it runs out triggers the same thing so in the hotel I just empty the unit and put on a full bottle before going to sleep and haven't had a problem.

Vicks Personal Steam Inhaler
$33.89
It is a good product overall, but you can't use anything except KAZ pads with this product. I have a cold and I want to use some medications (liquid and drops), but it doesn't allow to put anything into the water. Also it comes only with 1 menthol pad, so make sure that you ordered them as well. It says that you need to use more than 1 pad or put 1 pad into the water under the cup. Also you can't use them more than once. Pack of 6 pads is $7. It is the same system like with toners for printers. Even if the printer is cheap, toner will eat all the money.