Tesla Hyperlight Eyewear® Mirror Silver
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Tesla Hyperlight Eyewear® Mirror Silver (THE-0102GY) – Innovative protection and revitalization for the eyes
Tesla Hyperlight Eyewear® Mirror Silver (model THE-0102GY) is an advanced optical product that combines quantum technology, nanotechnology and modern design to protect and optimize your eyes. These glasses are designed to shield against harmful light, improve visual comfort and promote the body's natural biological processes. By integrating fullerene C60 technology and specially developed coatings, Hyperlight Eyewear® Mirror Silver provides a unique combination of style and function.
Benefits and features
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Protection against harmful light
- Blocks harmful UV light and blue-violet light from sunlight, LCD and LED screens.
- Converts high energy UV and blue light into beneficial light wavelengths such as green, yellow, orange and red.
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Improved visual comfort
- Reduces glare and light scattering for sharper vision and better contrast sensitivity.
- Ideal for use in strong lighting conditions and prolonged screen use.
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Mental and cognitive optimization
- Harmonizes EEG signals in the brain, which promotes concentration and mental acuity.
- Supports neuroendocrine processes by balancing serotonin and melatonin, improving mood.
- Reduces stress and promotes better decision-making.
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Skin protection and anti-aging
- Protects the skin around the eyes against aging caused by harmful radiation.
- Stimulates collagen and elastin production to reduce existing wrinkles and prevent the development of new ones.
Technological properties
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Fullerene C60 layers
- Nobel Prize-winning technology that converts harmful light into hyperharmonized light.
- Improves cell function and supports the body's natural regeneration processes.
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CR 39 lenses with special coating
- Hydro- and oleophobic coating: Protects against scratches, dirt and dust, and makes the lenses easy to clean.
- Anti-reflection coating: Reduces light reflections for better visual clarity.
- Hard Coat (HC): Provides extra protection and extends the life of the lenses.
- Mirror coating in silver: Improves the functionality of the lens and gives an elegant look.
Specifications
- Color: Mirror Silver
- Model code: THE-0102GY
- Dimensions: 138 x 47.5 mm
- Net weight: 0.12 kg
- Gross weight: 0.14 kg
- Warranty: 2 years
- Manufacturer: Home Art & Sales Services AG, Switzerland
Who can use Tesla Hyperlight Eyewear® Mirror Silver?
The glasses are ideal for anyone who wants to protect their eyes, improve mental performance and promote general well-being.
- Suitable for students, professionals, drivers, pilots and athletes.
- Perfect for people who stay in bright light or use digital screens for long periods of time.
- An excellent choice for those who want to prevent aging around the eyes.
Disclaimer
Uno Vita AS uses artificial intelligence to prepare accurate and up-to-date product descriptions. The information is intended for informational purposes only and should not replace professional medical advice or treatment. Uno Vita does not claim medical effects of the products, but shares publicly available research within the framework of freedom of expression.
Scientific references
- Hall, Rosbash & Young (2017). Light and circadian rhythm.
- Gulyar et al. (2019). EEG effects of hyperharmonized light.
- Lin JB et al. (2017). Blue light blocking glasses and eye fatigue.
- Stanković et al. (2020). Optical properties of PMMA/C60 composites.
- Filipovic et al. (2021). Effects of light on hormone balance.
- Koruga D (2019). Nanotechnology filter properties and biocompatibility.
- Ostrin LA (2019). Melatonin and light exposure.
- Henriksen et al. (2020). Sleep improvement with blue light blockers.
- Esaki Y et al. (2017). Effects of blue light filters on depression and sleep.
- Burkhart & Phelps (2009). Use of amber lenses for sleep improvement.
- Apte RS et al. (2017). Cognitive performance and blue light filtering.
- Jankov & Koruga (2019). Clinical benefits of nanophotic lenses.





