Hyperlight Eyewear® Butterfly, Red – Model THE-0701RD
Hyperlight Eyewear® Butterfly, Red – Model THE-0701RD has been reordered and will be shipped as soon as it is back in stock.
Hyperlight Eyewear® Butterfly, red, model THE-0701RD are glasses developed for women who want visual comfort, filtering of harmful light and a lightweight design for daily use. The model is manufactured in the EU, has dimensions of 56 x 18 x 135 mm, net weight of 0.14 kg and comes with a 2-year warranty. Compared to regular blue light glasses, this model combines UV protection, anti-reflection coating and fullerene-based lens technology in one product for both indoor screen use and outdoor light conditions.
Hyperlight Eyewear® Butterfly, red, is designed especially for women who want a combination of style, comfort and advanced protection. These glasses are equipped with fullerene lenses, an advanced technology designed to filter and transform parts of harmful light into green, yellow, orange and red light wavelengths. This makes them relevant for use in digital exposure, bright daylight and situations where reduced glare and better contrast are desirable.
- Reduces exposure to UV light and high-energy blue light from screens and sunlight
- Contributes to sharper vision, better contrast sensitivity and less glare in light-sensitive environments
- Equipped with anti-reflection coating as well as hydrophobic, oleophobic and antistatic layers for easier cleaning
- Lightweight butterfly frame with an ergonomic fit for comfort during all-day use
- Suitable for working in front of a screen, driving in bright light, office use and spending time outdoors
The glasses can be a good choice for people who experience eye fatigue from prolonged screen use or discomfort in environments with a lot of reflections. In practice, this means better comfort when working in an office, using mobile phones and tablets in the evening, or when moving between indoor lighting and bright daylight. Unlike simple colored lenses, this model is developed with CR 39 lenses and several protective surface coatings that also contribute to a longer life.
The product is also mentioned in connection with support for cognitive processes, circadian rhythm and hormonal balance through regulation of the lighting environment. This includes conditions such as concentration, mental performance and sleep quality. Such connections are linked to research on light, melatonin, serotonin and blue light filtering. The glasses are therefore appropriate for people who are concerned with biohacking, sleep and stress, cognitive function and general visual hygiene in modern everyday life.
The fullerene C60 technology is a central part of the product's identity. Fullerene is known from materials research and optical applications, and the technology in these lenses is described as hyperharmonized light filtering. Together with Hard Coat treatment and anti-reflection layer, this provides a combination of scratch protection, reduced light scattering and improved clarity. These are concrete properties that distinguish the model from standard fashion frames without functional light filtering.
The butterfly design and the red color give a clear visual expression, while the frame is made for low weight and a stable fit. The model is suitable for users who want glasses that function both as eye protection and as part of their personal style. Product name: Hyperlight Eyewear, Butterfly, red. Model code: THE-0701RD. Dimensions: 56 x 18 x 135 mm. Net weight: 0.14 kg. Gross weight: 0.15 kg. Application: protection against UV and blue light, relaxation and support for cognitive processes. Produced in the EU. Warranty: 2 years.
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