Most light therapy brands stop at “clinical.” White background. Specs. FDA logo. The end. But gla...Most light therapy brands stop at “clinical.” White background. Specs. FDA logo. The end. But gla...
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Min Bui
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• Oct 23
Most light therapy brands stop at “clinical.” White background. Specs. FDA logo. The end.
But glass is sensory. It’s about the warmth, the ritual, the result.
If I'm designing a product page for light therapy glasses, I'd:
Show how it fits into a daily routine (not just on a sterile face)
Use motion or glow effects to simulate the light response
Bring before/after emotions into testimonials (not just features)
People buy what they can visualize themselves in, not just what “makes sense.”
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Jochen Mayer
• Nov 17
Couldn't agree more!
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