The LightWedge® Original is the leading book light for nighttime reading. The patented LightWedge technology puts all the light only on the page you are reading, with no light escaping to bother someone trying to sleep next to you. This larger-sized LightWedge Original is perfect for hardcover books and large paperbacks. Whether reading in bed, reading on a plane, or reading in a car, this book light is the perfect accessory for all readers and travelers.
Patented LightWedge technology puts light only on the page
Original, larger size is perfect for hardcover and larger "trade" paperback books
Page-sized, acrylic lens lays flat on the page being read
Perfect travel accessory for readers
2 bright LEDs shine light discreetly in a dark room
40 hours of light from 4 AAA batteries (not included)
Viewing area measures 8.75" x 5.25" and weighs only 8.5 oz. with batteries.
The Light Wedge was featured on the Oprah Winfrey Show on
January 1, 2006. Here are some of the comments made by Dr. Michael Breus author of Good Night: A good reading light. Dr. Breus likes the Light Wedge. "What's interesting about this is you place it across and it actually shoots light across the page. So you're not getting that bright light that would prevent you from getting melatonin," he says. "But also you don't have that spotlight where you're kind of looking around trying to figure out what's going on, on the sides of the page. So it reduces eye strain as well." Learn more about the Light Wedge at http://www.lightwedge.com/
Original, larger size is perfect for hardcover and larger "trade" paperback books
Page-sized, acrylic lens lays flat on the page being read
Perfect travel accessory for readers
2 bright LEDs shine light discreetly in a dark room
40 hours of light from 4 AAA batteries (not included)
Viewing area measures 8.75" x 5.25" and weighs only 8.5 oz. with batteries.
The Light Wedge was featured on the Oprah Winfrey Show on
January 1, 2006. Here are some of the comments made by Dr. Michael Breus author of Good Night: A good reading light. Dr. Breus likes the Light Wedge. "What's interesting about this is you place it across and it actually shoots light across the page. So you're not getting that bright light that would prevent you from getting melatonin," he says. "But also you don't have that spotlight where you're kind of looking around trying to figure out what's going on, on the sides of the page. So it reduces eye strain as well." Learn more about the Light Wedge at http://www.lightwedge.com/
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