Discovered by a Harvard Medical School neuroscientist, Allay's patented band of light is uniquely soothing,
creating smaller electrical signals in your brain than everyday light.

produces green light by mixing wavelengths from the red and blue spectrum, making it impossible to replicate Allay's pure green wavelength.

Unlike a typical bulb, the Allay Lamp is encased in a gentle matte-finish surface that diffuses light evenly, preventing glare.

The original prototype used in Dr. Burstein's migraine studies cost over $50,000. We knew that to bring Allay into people's homes, we needed to reduce the price without sacrificing quality.

Our first prototypes still cost thousands, but after years of development, a former NASA engineer designed the Allay Lamp, a revolutionary device that met Dr. Burstein's specifications for just $199.

produces green light that overlaps with the red and blue spectrum. This is why just staring at a green computer screen wouldn't be soothing. Simply put, Allay's precise green light is the only kind of light that calms the brain.

Even invisible flicker can irritate the eyes, so we engineered Allay to emit a consistent, steady glow at every level of brightness.

Created by a Harvard neuroscientist and a NASA engineer, Allay features custom-made LEDs that set it apart from other lights - even other green bulbs!

include red and blue wavelengths, which irritate the eyes and brain.

emit a wide spectrum of colors, including irritating amounts of red and blue light

is the ONLY light on the market that emits pure green wavelengths.

Bright enough to light a room, dim enough to let you sleep, and always cool enough to touch.

 Smaller signals mean a calmer brain, helping you get back to reading, working, and being yourself.