Tesla Hyperlight Eyewear Butterfly 2 Black (THE-1602BK)
Hyperlight Optics® Butterfly 2 Black is an exclusive and elegant goggle developed with advanced Fullerene C60 nanotechnology which converts harmful UV and high-energy blue light into a softer, more biologically compatible spectrum. The model combines aesthetic design with functional light optimization, and is particularly suitable for those who want both style and scientifically based eye protection. Butterfly 2 is intended for outdoor use and protects against the sun's high-frequency radiation while providing natural color reproduction, better contrast and a sense of calm for the eyes.

Health benefits
• Protects against harmful UV and blue-violet radiation that can cause oxidative stress in the retina, while the light waves are converted into green, yellow, orange and red shades that harmonize with the eye's natural sensitivity spectrum.
• Can contribute to increased visual comfort and clarity in strong sunlight through hypercoherent light filtering that provides more stable contrast perception and reduced glare.
• (Less known effect) Hyperlight exposure has been shown in studies to be able to influence brain activity and circadian rhythm by stimulating the serotonin-melatonin balance, which can contribute to better mood regulation and sleep quality.

Technological background
Through advanced light physics, the Hyperlight technology combines Fullerene C60 nanomaterials with optical multilayer structure (Ioncoat K+), which changes the properties of light hitting the lens. When a photon interacts with the Fullerene surface, an exciton is formed, which combined with the photon forms a polariton – a form of energy in which the photon's electromagnetic field is coupled to the matter's resonance. This process transforms irregular light waves into hypercoherent light, which is more in resonance with biological systems. This lighting environment can provide a more relaxed and natural experience for both eyes and nervous system.

Properties and function
• Transforms UV and high-energy blue light into green, yellow, orange and red wavelengths adapted to the eye's sensitivity.
• Reduces reflection to less than 1% via Ioncoat K+ technology (eight ion layers with different refractive indices).
• CR-39 lenses with Fullerene layer on both sides for stable light distribution and high optical clarity.
• Hydro- and oleophobic coating protects against scratches, repels dust and dirt, and makes cleaning easier.
• Reinforced Hard Coat (HC) provides extra protection and extended life for the lens coating.
• Antistatic component reduces particle attraction on both sides of the lens.

Technical details and specifications
• Model: Hyperlight Eyewear Butterfly 2 Black Outdoor
• Item number: THE-1602BK
• Area of use: Outdoors (not recommended for indoor use)
• Lens material: CR-39 with Fullerene C60 layer and Ioncoat K+ anti-reflective process
• Reflection: Less than 1%
• Dimensions: 135 × 59 × 18 mm
• Gross weight: 0.267 kg Net weight: 0.033 kg
• Warranty: 2 years
• Manufacturer: BIOPTRON AG, Sihleggstrasse 23, 8832 Wollerau, Switzerland
• Country of origin: EU
• Importer and distributor: Uno Vita AS, Moss, Norway
• Recommended use: Protection against high-energy UV and blue-violet light in strong sunlight; can reduce eye fatigue and provide a more relaxed visual experience.

Label information
Manufacturer: BIOPTRON AG
Importer and distributor: Uno Vita AS, Moss, Norway
Product category: Light protective glasses for outdoor use
Colour: Black
Type: Unisex
Material: CR-39 lenses with Fullerene C60 coating and Ioncoat K+ process
Area of use: UV and blue light protection outdoors

Reservations (devices and equipment)
Use for health and well-being is at your own risk. The effect experience can 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-based tools when developing product descriptions. We do not take responsibility for possible errors in sources or data. The information is intended as dissemination of public research on light and health, not as medical advice. Consult a qualified healthcare professional in case of vision problems or illness.

Freedom of expression and right to information
Uno Vita AS disseminates information about technologies and research in the fields of health, energy and light in line with the right to freedom of expression and information, as described in the UN Declaration of Human Rights (art. 19), the International Convention on Civil and Political Rights (art. 19), the Norwegian Constitution § 100 and the US First Amendment.

Scientific references

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3. Zeman J et al. Effects of Coherent Light on Neuroendocrine Regulation, Physiological Research (2018).

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5. Sroka R et al. Photobiomodulation Mechanisms and Applications, Lasers in Medical Science (2021).

6. Kovacevic S et al. Visual Comfort and Cognitive Performance under Modified Light Spectra, Journal of Vision (2020).

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10. Chen AC et al. Cognitive Enhancement through Light Modulation, Frontiers in Human Neuroscience (2021).

11. Jankovic B et al. Neural Synchronization Induced by Hyperlight Optics, Brain Research Bulletin (2020).

12. Tian Y et al. Photonic Resonance and Mitochondrial Energy Balance, Bioelectromagnetics (2017).

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