Tesla Hyperlight Eyewear Aviator 2 Black (THE-1502BK)
Hyperlight Optics® Aviator 2 Black represents the latest generation of glasses with nanophotonic Fullerene C60 technology. The glasses have been developed to transform harmful UV and high-energy blue light into a more eye-compatible spectrum – light that better matches the eye's natural sensitivity and the body's biorhythms. The result is more comfortable vision, lower reflexes and reduced mental and visual strain in both strong sunlight and blue light from digital screens. The classic lightweight metal aviator frame is combined with CR-39 lenses and an advanced multi-layer system for optimal optical precision and durability.

Health benefits
• Reduces the strain on the eyes in strong sunlight and screen use by filtering UV and high-energy blue light, while converting it into green, yellow, orange and red wavelengths that are more pleasing to the eye.
• Can contribute to better focus, mental clarity and a calmer neurophysiological state through light resonance that harmonizes EEG signals and supports natural circadian rhythm and hormone balance.
• (Less known effect) When used in the evening, reducing blue light can support the body's own melatonin production and contribute to a more natural sleep rhythm.

Technological background
Through evolution, humans have adapted to diffuse sunlight with a high UV and blue light content. This keeps the body in a constant "state of readiness", which in turn increases the stress response. Hyperlight technology has developed a method to transform such light waves into more favorable frequencies. When photons hit the nanostructured Fullerene C60 layer on the lenses, excitons are formed which in turn couple with photons to polaritons. These energy particles are arranged according to the laws of electromagnetism for biomolecules, and the result is a coherent, bioresonant light that interacts with the body's own electromagnetic fields.

Properties and function
• Transforms UV and high-energy blue light into green, yellow, orange and red light.
• Reduces reflection to less than 1% via Ioncoat K+ technology with eight ion layers.
• Reinforced Hard Coat (HC) and superhydrophobic surface provide long life and resistance to scratches.
• Hydro- and oleophobic coating prevents dirt and makes the lens easy to clean.
• Fullerene layer on both sides of the lens for maximum light balance.
• Antistatic surface repels dust and particles.

Technical details and specifications
• Model: Hyperlight Eyewear Aviator 2 Black Outdoor
• Item number: THE-1502BK
• Material: CR-39 lenses with Fullerene C60 coating on both sides
• Frame: Lightweight metal, unisex aviator design
• Area of use: Outdoors (not recommended for indoor use)
• Dimensions: 140 × 55 × 18 mm
• Gross weight: 0.265 kg Net weight: 0.029 kg
• Warranty: 2 years
• Manufacturer: BIOPTRON AG, Sihleggstrasse 23, 8832 Wollerau, Switzerland
• Origin: EU
• Distribution: Uno Vita AS, Moss, Norway
• Function: Blocks UV and blue sunlight and reduces blue-violet radiation from LCD/LED screens; can be experienced as relaxing and support better decision-making.

Label information
Manufacturer: BIOPTRON AG
Importer and distributor: Uno Vita AS, Moss, Norway
Colour: Black
Type: Unisex aviator glasses
Material: CR-39 lenses with Fullerene coating and Ioncoat K+ process
Category: Light protective glasses for outdoor use

Reservations (devices and equipment)
Use of glasses for health and wellness purposes is at your own risk. The effect may vary from person to person. This product is not a medical device and does not replace vision-correcting glasses or treatment prescribed by an optician or doctor. Keep out of the reach of children. Uno Vita AS does not claim that the product can cure disease.

Disclaimer
Uno Vita AS uses scientific documentation and AI-assisted analysis when designing product texts. We do not accept responsibility for any errors or inaccuracies in sources. The information is only intended as general knowledge about lighting technology and well-being, not as medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional in case of vision problems or illness.

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