SunSprite Quick Start Manual

Wearable light tracker

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What is bright light? Why is it important?

•  Getting the right amount of bright light is as effective as anti-
depressants, but with no side effects (Golden et al., 2005).
•  Research shows we need 10,000 lux light for 30 minutes each
day to treat mood and sleep disorders.
•  Bright light that enters your eyes affects your mood and sleep.
Note that this is different from UV and skin exposure.
•  Only light brighter than 2,500 lux is therapeutic.
•  Weather and sun position make tracking light complex—that's
why we invented SunSprite!
How to Use SunSprite
•  SunSprite is always on.
•  Clip and wear SunSprite in a place that gets about the same
amount of light your eyes do. The front of your body is ideal.
•  SunSprite is solar-powered—you never need to plug it in.
•  To see your progress or to sync with the phone app, simply
press the button on the side.
Press side button
to see your daily
progress.
Questions? Email support@sunsprite.com
SunSprite

Quick Start Guide

Each LED represents
10% of your daily
light progress.
If the next light is
flashing, you're in
bright enough light.
Once you hit 100%,
SunSprite does a
victory dance!

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  • Page 1: Quick Start Guide

    How to Use SunSprite •  SunSprite is always on. •  Clip and wear SunSprite in a place that gets about the same amount of light your eyes do. The front of your body is ideal. •  SunSprite is solar-powered—you never need to plug it in.
  • Page 2 SunSprite Mobile App Available for iPhone, iPad, and Android (in public beta) Battery level Current UV index Progress toward daily goal Number of minutes to reach daily goal Current light intensity (measured in Quick daily thousands of lux) snapshot of light...

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