We are continually reading throughout the day whether it be a good book for leisure, the daily newspaper, mail, work-related documents, etc. At times it seems never ending and our eyes are tired and strained. Most reading material is printed on white paper which reflects glare from lights. Total Spectrum light is absorbed by the paper allowing you to focus on the actual print or pictures. Some newspapers and paperback books are printed on recycled paper which may appear dingy, grey or brownish.
Print can seem hazy and blend in with the background.
Often the haze is a result of the glare from lighting. People who use Total Spectrum light have reported that reading the newspaper is easier because the haze is gone and the print seems to be more distinctive and separate from the background. Total Spectrum light provides a better environment for writing because shadows are soft and glare is virtually eliminated. Often the shadow of our hand or body darkens our writing surface and interferes with seeing what we write. Total Spectrum light is color balanced to daylight and produces a softer shadow than regular light.