Hyperlight Eyewear® – Protection and revitalization through quantum light therapy

Summary Hyperlight Eyewear® are advanced protective eyewear designed to improve vision, mental function and overall health using hyperpolarized light and quantum technology. The glasses use a specially developed fullerene lens that converts harmful radiation from artificial and natural light into health-promoting light wavelengths. The technology is based on award-winning research in nanotechnology and quantum medicine, and the glasses can be used both indoors and outdoors.

Health benefits Hyperlight Eyewear® has proven properties that promote both physical and mental well-being:

• Contributes to improved visual acuity and contrast perception

• Reduces visual fatigue and discomfort with screen use and bright light

• Improves cognitive abilities such as concentration, decision-making and mental performance

• Harmonizes EEG signals and can contribute to better brain function

• Promotes natural hormone balance (melatonin, serotonin, dopamine, cortisol)

• Can reduce stress, anxiety and improve sleep quality

• Supports the skin's natural regeneration and can help reduce wrinkles around the eyes

Most used and best documented effects:

• Protection against harmful blue and UV light from screens and sunlight, which can contribute to better vision and reduced eye strain

• Improvement of cognitive function, including concentration and decision-making, which in turn can lead to increased productivity

Surprising or lesser-known health effect:

• Hyperlight Eyewear® can stimulate the synthesis of collagen and elastin in the skin around the eyes by transforming light, which gives a natural anti-ageing effect.

Technical specifications

• Product name: Hyperlight Eyewear®, black

• Product code: TLW-001BL

• Dimensions: 138 x 47.5 mm

• Net weight: 0.12 kg

• Gross weight: 0.14 kg

• Manufacturer: Home Art & Sales Services AG, Switzerland

• Produced in the EU

• Warranty: 2 years

• Area of use: Protection against UV and blue-violet light from the sun and screens

Special functions and lens coating

• Fullerene lens (CR 39) with hyperstructure

• Changes harmful blue and UV light to beneficial colors in the visible spectrum

• Harmonizes the brain's bioelectrical signals

• Regulates the body's circadian rhythm and hormone balance

• Antistatic, hydrophobic and oleophobic coating for easy cleaning and scratch resistance

• Hard Coat layer for increased lifespan and durability

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