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Eternal Sunshine of the YumaLite Light Therapy Visor

I wonder if the idea for this product was inspired by the title of the movie Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind or the TV show It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia. YumaLite is a light therapy visor that is supposed to overcome “seasonal affective disorder” by letting you bring your own personal “sunshine” with you wherever you go.

When you wake up feeling sad at the cold and cloudy weather outside, now you can just strap a YumaLite to your head and start feeling happy. It’s akin to Matrix-style virtual reality, only a lot more practical and it lets you look cool like some sort of a cyborg. In the grand tradition of innovative infomercial fashion products like the Snuggie, Cozy Caftan, and iGrow, YumaLite gives you an updated version of the stylish look enjoyed by 1920s accountants and blackjack dealers.

Forget taking Prozac or Paxil! When you walk around wearing a YumaLite, the sun will always be shining and the birds will always be chirping—at least if you’ve bought a Perfect Polly Pet.

Comments

  • 4 Responses to “Eternal Sunshine of the YumaLite Light Therapy Visor”

  • While light therapy is a real actual thing, the light used has to be fairly intense GREEN light (as the eye is more sensitive to green light than any other frequency) and I don’t think red light even does anything noticeable. Oh well, at least they’re using up their surplus red LED’s in this silly hat.

    Comment by Giddeon Fox on January 21, 2013 at 9:08 pm

  • The first guy in this commercial looks like Jim Carrey and the first woman in this commercial looks like a sick and tired Jillian Michaels

    Comment by euGene on January 22, 2013 at 1:58 am

  • Pair this with the iGrow and you have the start of a wicked retro sci fi costume.

    Comment by Anne Packrat on January 29, 2013 at 11:14 pm

  • I wonder if anyone noticed that the sun doesn’t put out red light but yellow

    Comment by Kevin on May 17, 2013 at 8:38 am