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We do have the trouble of identifying it. Apparently"good" products isn't harmful because they are well made and doesn't emit the dangerous frequencies. Add to
by tjoff 8y ago
We do have the trouble of identifying it. Apparently"good" products isn't harmful because they are well made and doesn't emit the dangerous frequencies.
Add to that consumers nowadays often have the ability to turn off the "color enhancing" modes that phones and TVs ship with.
And further the LED lamps nowadays can also produce the warm coloured light now when we now how to make them cheaply without turning to "crank up the blue until it looks acceptable".
It seems to me (please correct me!) that this an old issue. "Unfortunately" LEDs last a long time so there are plenty bad LEDs out there, but as long as you buy reputable brand LEDs it seems this is a passing issue.
This time around it seems that manufacturers are well ahead or consumers and now when we are starting to realize it has already been fixed.