It's not just a simple light. It's a healthy light.

It's not just a simple light. It's a healthy light.

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Himalayan Ionizer Salt Lamp is one of beautiful healthy light act as air purifier, improves breathing/sleeping & keep you refresh, calm, active & stress free. 

Do You Know About The Salt Lamps!
 
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Himalayan Ionizer Salt Lamps are manufactured from 300 million years old pink orange color rock salt extracted from foothills of Himalayan mountains.

Following are the benefits of himalayan salt lamps:
➤Air Purifier & Release Healthy Negative Ion’s
➤Improves Asthma & Allergy Symptoms
➤Improves Sleeping & Beautiful Night Light
➤Neutralize Harmful EMF’s Effects (Releasing From Electric Devices)
➤Reduce Headaches & Stress
➤Improves Immune System
➤Useful Accessory of Every Home That Beautifies Every Room
➤Unique Gift Idea On Any Occassion

Get your’s Himalayan Ionizer Salt Lamp from our Amazon store:

 
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➤5-7 Lbs Salt Lamp For Just $14 - Get Your’s Here:https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01LYUCA9N
➤7-11 Lbs Salt Lamp For Just $19 - Get Your’s Here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01LYUD6LU
➤11-13 Lbs Salt Lamp For Just $29 - Get Your’s Here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01M147O7L
➤13-15 Lbs Salt Lamp For Just $45- Get Your’s Here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01LWW2CM5

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