Before looking into exogenous hormones etc. I’d put 3 months of effort into aligning your circadian rhythm. Eat to your season, meaning no bananas if it’s snowing, if you know what I mean. Once that’s in order, I’d find someone who is well versed in augmenting your body’s chemistry to get what you want. My-2-cents 😉

If you cannot change the light in the office, a panel will help bias the Red, IR & NIR spectrum for sure. If it’s a public space, then that will also impact others, so you might run into other issues. You can try to break your day my having 10min breaks outside to take calls etc which would be a way of maintaining your circadian rhythm. Keep the panel at home to supplement your outside time. If you do get the one that has the UVA & UVB lights, that can also assist.

@Esperanza Colmenero this would depend on the size of panel you have. I have a Fire Dragon and it’s super powerful. Keeping it on my desk for example is too bright to try and work with. I have it around 2-3M away. This floods a lot of light and is still ok to work with.

what are you trying to achieve? Staying outside would always be better. The RLT is super handy if you can’t get outside.

Slow and steady is the way. It's not a marathon. If it's causing a little stress to your system, a little rest will go a long way. Something to think about... If you go out and lay in the sun, you'd usually get tired and fall asleep (I do anyways LOL). It's much the same thing...

Hey! Usually the "pro" versions come with better internals. The cost for the parts are what's passed onto the total price. I seen Kris say that in a podcast or something - can't remember the podcast. I have an Ultron and the Fire Dragon Pro - both came with mounting gear. I can assume that would too.