Countdown to Launch
Eyepower red will shortly transition from small scale prototyping and testing to large scale production with general release scheduled for August 2021.
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EyePowerRed in detail
eyepower red is the worlds’ first low cost eye charger that can help slow the ageing of your eyes and promote healthy vision later in life.
All that’s required is that you wear eyepower red for just a few minutes every day as part of your daily routine.
To start a session you simply press the switch on the base and a low power red light on the back of the frame shines in to your eyes for a short pre-set time.
Visual and audible alarm session reminders
Session timer with automatic power off
Rechargeable battery with 30 days life
The red light has a specific wavelength which stimulates the mitochondria in your retinal cells at the back of your eyes.
Think of the mitochondria as tiny batteries that power the cells in your eyes.
The light session keeps them at peak efficiency and helps to ensure your eyes stay healthy as you age.
Take your Eyepower with you to boost your eyes on the go.
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Helps to protect against aging eyes
As we get older different parts of our bodies age at surprisingly different rates.
Nowhere is this more noticeable than the retina - the light sensitive part of our eyes. -
Targeted for aging eyes
Our retina ages faster than any other organ in the body and from 40 years onward there are measurable signs that our vision is declining.
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Helps to boost vision
With progressive ageing comes increased chance of age related disease including glaucoma, macular degeneration and diabetic damage.
EyePower ABOUT US
EyePower was born out of a collaboration between lighting industry experts, product designers and academics
Designed in consultation with Professor Glen Jeffrey and his team at University College London, Professor Jeffrey has been researching the effects of near infra red light in promoting cell health for over 10 years.
Researchers at University College London have discovered that a specific wavelength of light delivered in a particular way can recharge these batteries and reduce the impact of ageing on the retina.
