Is the Aloe Dual Lamp Right for Me?
- Bright overhead or office lights often feel like too much
- You want one lamp for everyday tasks and sensitive moments
- You’d like to switch to green light in the evening or when a headache starts
- You’re building a consistent green light routine at home
Create Your Calmer Space
1. Set Up Your Space
Dim the room and place the lamp off to the side, so the light sits in your peripheral vision, not directly in front of your eyes.
2. Tap to Choose Green or White
Tap the touch control on the base to switch between 520 nm green and full-spectrum white light.
3. Hold to Set Your Brightness
Rest your finger on the touch control until it reaches the brightness you want, then let go. Relax for 30–90 minutes.
Why 520 nm Green Light
Green light at 520 nm has been shown to produce less activation of migraine-related pain pathways in the brain compared to harsher wavelengths, such as blue light.
Where Aloe Fits Your Day
When a Headache Starts
Switch from white to green with one tap and let a gentler glow replace harsh overhead lights.
Winding Down at Night
Use it on your nightstand or while you watch TV as part of a calm evening routine.”
To Signal Day and Night
Use full-spectrum white light for work and reading during the day, then switch to green in the evening.
At Your Desk
A desk lamp you’ll use every day, with green light ready the moment screens and office lights get to be too much.
WHY WE MADE ALOE
I was done hiding in a dark closet
When a migraine hit, I used to shut myself in a closet. I tried candles. I avoided blue light. Then I found the newest research on green light and thought, this might help. The lamp from the studies was way over my budget, and the cheap one I tried had a wide color band and a flicker. So I went to manufacturers with a long list of specs for my dream green light. Now we use Aloe every night to support our threshold, and when a migraine strikes, it lets me rest my eyes and still see the world around me.
— Stephenie, Founder
Loved for Reading, Resting, and Rough Days
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Bright when you need it. Calm when you don’t.
Full-spectrum white light for your day, soothing 520 nm green light when you need more room under your threshold. One lamp, one tap.
FAQ
How do I use the Aloe Dual Lamp?
Dim the room and place the lamp off to the side, so the light sits in your peripheral vision rather than directly in front of your eyes. Tap the touch control on the base to switch between green and white light, and hold your finger on it to adjust brightness. Relax with green light for 30–90 minutes a day.
What’s the difference between the green and white light?
Green light is tuned to 520 nm, the wavelength researched for migraine and light sensitivity, and it’s for winding down or when light starts to feel like too much. Full-spectrum white light is for everyday tasks like reading and working. Having both means one lamp covers your whole day.
How long does the battery last, and how do I charge it?
The Dual Lamp is rechargeable and lasts between 8 and 16 hours on a full charge, depending on brightness. It charges in about 1 hour with the included cable. If it isn’t charging, try a different cord or wall plug.
What if it doesn’t work for me?
Try it risk-free. If you’re not happy, return it within 30 days for a full refund. It also comes with a 2-year warranty against defects.
Why 520 nm green light?
Research from Harvard and the University of Arizona looked at how different colors of light affect people with migraine. Narrow-band green light around 520 nm was found to be gentler than other colors, like blue and white light. The Dual Lamp’s green setting uses LEDs tuned to that wavelength.
How soon might I notice a difference?
Some people find the green light feels calmer right away. For daily use, research participants used green light for several weeks, so give it consistent use for at least a few weeks.
Can I use it alongside my other migraine treatments?
Yes. The Dual Lamp doesn’t replace your current treatment, and many people use it as one part of their routine. If you have questions about your treatment plan, check with your doctor.
Is it safe? Are there any side effects?
The Dual Lamp uses low-intensity, flicker-free LEDs and gives off no UV light. If the light ever feels uncomfortable, lower the brightness or move it further to the side. If you’re pregnant, using it for a child, or have an eye or light-sensitivity condition, talk with your doctor first.
MIGRAINE RELIEF GUIDES
New to green light? Start here.
Green light works best when it’s set up the right way. Our guide shows you where to aim it, how bright to set it, and how long to use it, plus what the research shows so far.