Jeph Preece

Spirit Dental & Vision is one of the smallest dental insurance companies we reviewed, but the average premiums are the most expensive on average.

Ameritas provides dental insurance for both individuals and employers. Its plans vary quite a bit but are more advantageous for people looking for more personalized coverage.

Aetna is a well-known health insurance provider who also sells individual dental insurance plans. This company is popular for its well-designed mobile apps, which provide easy access to resources, account information and local in-network dentists.

Cigna is a health and life insurance company with a global span. Dental insurance is only a small portion of what this provider does, but it offers good, reliable coverage.

Review LifeCall Advanced with Fall Alert comprises a base unit and wearable pendant that automatically detects when you have fallen and calls a monitoring center for help.

Review The Securus ECV1000 eCare+Voice is a water-resistant device with a 120-hour battery life.

Review The SafeGuardian fall detection sensor is a lightweight device that connects to a monitoring center for help if you have fallen in your home.

Review The Medical Care Alert Home monitors your daily movements to immediately detect when you have fallen and are in need of medical advice or assistance.

Editor’s Note: This product has been removed from our side-by-side comparison because it is no longer available.

Editor’s Note: This product has been removed from our side-by-side comparison because it is no longer available.

The SunBox Sunlight Jr is a simple, fluorescent light therapy box with a triangular casing, which enables you to adjust the angle for wider coverage.

Review The Verilux HappyLight Full-Size is marketed as 10,000-lux lights, with the Full-Size having a larger coverage area, so how does it compared to the cheaper Compact version?

The Naturebright Sun Touch Plus is a popular therapy lamp among online buyers, but how good is it really?

Review The marketing for the Aura Daylight invites you to "live life in the light", but it's not as bright as some light therapy lamps.

Review The Day-Light Sky is one of the largest light therapy lamps you can buy for less than $200, but is it any good?

Review Featuring blue LED technology, the Philips goLITE BLU Energy is said to produce a light like a "clear summer sky". However, we found its performance to be a little jaded.

Review While the Circadian Optics Lumine isn’t the best-performing light therapy lamp out there, its modern style fits an office aesthetic.

The Verilux HappyLight Compact delivered a surprisingly decent performance, but we wouldn't recommend it for daily therapy sessions.

Review The Northern Light TRAVelite lamp has a brightness output of 10,000, providing good coverage for most people who use light therapy.

Review The Lightphoria lamp emits a bright white light and has several features that make it convenient to use as a form of light therapy.

Review If you have a complicated medical history, the Key 2 Life Paracord is great as it comes with the same medical record software and 3.75GB of storage.

Review The Lynx USB from American Medical ID boasts a traditional style with the universally recognizable symbol for a medical issue, and you can have your details engraved on the plate.

Review The Elite PLUS USB features a 1.87GB USB drive on a silicone band. On the USB drive is software for creating a full-profile medical record.

Review The ROAD iD Sport is a simple medical ID bracelet with your medical information printed on a stainless-steel plate. In many ways, it's no different than the majority of medical ID bracelets.

Despite its relatively strict membership requirements – only current and past military members and their families are eligible – USAA is among the biggest providers of homeowners insurance