full-spectrum lighting

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Hi folks,

I bought some full-spectrum lights a year ago, but then realized they don't

have UV rays. None at my health food store do. I haven't gotten around yet

to looking for UV-emitting rays yet though. I found Ott Light's website, and

everything they have requires buying a lighting fixture which are all very

very expensive, except you can get fluorescent bulbs that fit standard

overhead fluorescents. Problem is, I don't have an overhead fluroescent

fixture.

What do you folks use for lighting? Does anyone know of any UV-emitting

bulbs that fit standard non-fluorescent light fixtures (whatever they're

called). I want UV-emitting for when I cannot get an hour of sunlight

outside and for when I use the computer, as it apparently reverses the

effects of magnetizing the iron in your blood cells in your eyes from the

comp's radiation. I've always been a very sensitive sleeper, and Dr.

Mercola's recommendation to get an hour of sunlight on bare eyes (no eye or

sunglasses, contacts, etc) has helped tremendously but is not always

realistic with everything I have to do in life.

Any advice is appreciated,

TIA,

Chris

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