Anaheim Residents Get Creative with iHug Friendship Lamps to Connect with Family & Friends
As the world continues to grapple with the effects of the pandemic, people have been forced to find new and creative ways to stay connected with family and friends. For residents of Anaheim, California, that has meant turning to a product called “ihug Friendship lamps.”
The ihug Friendship lamps are small, wireless, LED lamps that residents can use to stay connected with loved ones, even when they are not physically together. The lamps come in a variety of colors and can be connected to one another through an app. When one person touches their lamp, the other person’s lamp will light up in a different color, letting them know that someone is thinking of them.
The idea of using these lamps to stay connected is one that has resonated with many Anaheim residents. The lamps serve as a reminder that people are not alone in their struggles, even if they are not physically together. They can be a source of comfort and security in times of uncertainty.
The lamps have been especially popular among families who have been separated due to the pandemic. Parents have used the lamps to stay connected with their children, even when they are not able to physically be together. Grandparents have also used the lamps to stay connected with their grandchildren.
The ihug Friendship lamps have been a great way for Anaheim residents to stay connected during this difficult time. They have allowed people to feel less alone and to stay connected with their loved ones, even when they are not able to physically be together. The lamps provide a reminder that even during hard times, we are not alone and that we can still stay connected with those we love.
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Shop iHug Friendship Lamps HERE
Contact Us at 208-848-4484 or email us at ihugfriendshiplamps@gmail.com
