Self-Care Podcast: Precision Sunlight with Solius Labs CEO Chris Kiple

The Daily Mail looks at how ‘personalized sunlight’ could revolutionize wellness, as a new device boosts vitamin D without stepping outside.

Fast Company Executive Board article explores why the next frontier of personalized medicine isn't genetics — and where Solius' personalized UVB light therapy fits in.

Solius CEO Chris Kiple joins the Fitt Insider podcast to discuss precision sunlight therapy and the Solius Pro.

The first at-home FDA-cleared UVB system designed to boost vitamin D without tanning or burning, delivering controlled light for healthier skin and systemic benefits hits the market.

The newly cleared device uses personalized UVB light to stimulate vitamin D production in roughly five minutes a week...

The Hollywood Reporter featured Solius Pro in its roundup of Hollywood’s favorite skin saviors and beauty biohacks.

Fitt Insider covers Solius Labs’ FDA-cleared personalized UVB light therapy device and $23M Series A funding.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND, Wash.- Solius Labs, the world’s first Personalized Sunlight company, today announced the launch of Solius Pro

Solius Pro is the first over-the-counter UVB light therapy device cleared by the FDA, establishing a new product code for personalized phototherapy.

GeekWire highlights Solius' FDA-cleared product launch and mission to make personalized UVB light therapy accessible at home.

Solius Labs is introducing an at-home UVB medical device that tailors sunlight therapy to individual skin profiles

Trend Hunter covers Solius Labs’ personalized sunlight therapy system and FDA-cleared UVB light therapy device.

CNET covers the FDA clearance of Solius Pro, positioning it as the first over-the-counter home UVB panel designed to support vitamin D production.

The Washington Post covers the health benefits of natural light exposure, adding mainstream wellness context around light and human health.

Professor Richard Weller, University of Edinburgh. The Guy Foundation 2025 Autumn Series.

Sunshine may hold healing rays for a variety of autoimmune diseases such as multiple sclerosis. Scientists are turning this surprising discovery into treatments.

More sun might improve your heart and immune system. Just don’t get sunburnt.

We’ve been taught to avoid the sun at all costs. Is that right?

Moderate sun exposure can be good for you. Why won’t American experts acknowledge that?