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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Light Res Technol. 2018 Jan 9;51(3):373–383. doi: 10.1177/1477153517748189

Table 2.

Photopic illuminance (lux), circadian light (CLA), circadian stimulus (CS) and melatonin suppression at T2 (after one-hour exposure) and at T3 (after two-hour exposure) for each of the experimental conditions.

Experimental conditiona Photopic illuminance (lux) Circadian light CLAb Circadian stimulus mean CSb Mean±SEM melatonin suppression at T2 (%) Mean±SEM melatonin suppression at T3 (%)
Blue Light Goggles 40 619 0.45 32±0.05 51±0.04
Night Shift High CCT (5997 K) 69.6±31.4 93.5±29.4 0.13±0.04 15±0.05 19±0.05
Night Shift Low CCT (2837 K) 71.4±52.9 56.9±23.9 0.08±0.03 8±0.03 12±0.03
Orange Goggles (control) <5 <1.0 0.00 NA NA
a

Stimulus reported for Blue Light Goggles intervention was calibrated and measured prior to each experimental session. Photopic illuminances reported for the Night Shift interventions are the mean±SEM values recorded by the Dimesimeter over the duration of exposure. The CLA and CS values reported for both Night Shift interventions are mean±SEM. Photopic illuminance for the Orange Goggles condition was measured using an illuminance meter during the experiment.

b

CS values calculated using Rea et al.15,16 can be compared to observed melatonin suppression at T2 (after one-hour exposure).