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Fei Yu – Ultra-lightweight anti-motion sickness glasses – PPE standard – Nausea prevention technology – For car, boat, and airplane travel

£25.75

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Description

General Description: Motion sickness glasses are designed to relieve nausea and seasickness during various types of travel. They can be used in cars, boats, on horseback, during high-altitude rotations, as well as in flights or for portable video games. Thanks to their innovative technology, these glasses effectively prevent seasickness, motion sickness, and airplane sickness without the need for medication, thus avoiding side effects. Technical Specifications: Material: Safe, oxidation-resistant ABS; Features: Foldable, detachable, ultra-lightweight; Dimensions: Small size, easily portable; Technology: Liquid-filled glasses ring with a blue liquid; Usage: To use the glasses, it is recommended to look at fixed objects such as books or mobile phones for 10 to 14 minutes when you feel dizzy while traveling. This helps relieve discomfort and restore balance. Additional Information: The liquid level in the ring changes according to the movement of the vehicle, creating an artificial horizon that resynchronizes the eye with the balance system. The liquid ring is designed to transmit changes in gravity and acceleration to the brain, thus preventing dizziness.

Features

  • Brand
    BEAUDENS
  • Material
    Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS)
  • Type of weld protection
    Glasses
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME241188850
  • MMID
    485440662706
  • Product code
    LZG2260825-0724
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