Re: vibrating alarm clocks for night dosing

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> I find that a vibrating alarm clock, which usually involves a

> vibrating disk on a cord that goes under the pillow, is a preferable

> way to wake up for the middle of the night dose. It doesn't cause

> startling/adrenalin release so it is easier to go back to sleep

> afterwards. It is a lot less disruptive to sleep for me.

>

> I got a refurbished version from Sharper Image for $23. There are

> other brands in the same price range.

>

> In the day time I use the multi-alarm vibrate or sound Invisible Clock.

>

> Nina

>

See the Links section for the Invisible Clock. It is a fancier

clock with multiple alarms. My timer is about to give up, and

I'm thinking of ordering one of these.

Has anyone used one of these for a long time? I'm wondering if

they last longer than the one year warranty.

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