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Scientists are exploring the potential biological effects of LED lights, which are misleadingly accused to produce noticable more blue than other types of bulbs, which is only true compared to some special types of bulbs like HPS lampshttps://www.led-professional.com/media/resources-1_led-reports-roadmaps_the-true-knowledge-about-white-leds-and-our-biological-clocks_led-lights-are-misleadingly-accused-to-produce/viewhttps://www.led-professional.com/media/resources-1_led-reports-roadmaps_the-true-knowledge-about-white-leds-and-our-biological-clocks_led-lights-are-misleadingly-accused-to-produce/@@images/image-1200-ce0705fe327db9a01e4a1376e0c6faf7.jpeg
Scientists are exploring the potential biological effects of LED lights, which are misleadingly accused to produce noticable more blue than other types of bulbs, which is only true compared to some special types of bulbs like HPS lamps
