Personal Light Tracker.

Every year one out of four Americans develop insomnia, and nearly a third of all Americans experience some symptoms of sleeplessness. However, many don’t realize that their insomnia is situational. From thrown off sleep patterns to environmental changes, how you manage your activities throughout the day can largely affect your circadian rhythm. By adjusting your daily routine, your insomnia may not be so difficult to overcome as you’d think.

Dear SunSprite Users and Fans,

We are sorry that it is taking so long to manufacture our newly designed SunSprites. We had not realized how many small blockages in the supply chain of materials used could delay the new ones for months! We still expect them by the end of this month, but now we’re much more cautious in what we promise. Please know that we are sorry for inconveniencing those of you who expected the new ones in the late Fall! We are still hopeful that we will have them to you soon!

Best, The SunSprite team

A dose of bright light first thing in the morning can really go a long way for any individual and can even make all of the difference in your ability to get to sleep at night. If you have never heard of bright light therapy, it can be exactly what you are looking for and just the thing you need to not only feel more awake during the day but to get better sleep at night. As the name suggests, bright light therapy uses light exposure to help set your internal clock.