Put on the glasses as soon as you experience the initial symptoms.The result is a pair of glasses with a high-tech look in white soft-touch plastic. For the design of the glasses, Citroën called on 5.5, a collective design studio based in Paris, which has successfully incorporated the Brand’s fresh, simple and ergonomic style.Equipped with moving liquid in the rings around the eyes, both along the frontal axis (right/left) and sagittal axis (front/back), the glasses recreate the horizon line to resolve the conflict between the senses that causes the affliction.The patented and tested paramedical solution has an efficacy rating of 95%. SEETROËN glasses use Boarding RingTM technology developed by the start-up of the same name based in the Var in the south of France.Having learned of a solution initially developed for sailors, Citroën decided to extend its use to the general public – on boats as well as in cars and buses and on planes – by creating the SEETROËN glasses. One in three people experience motion sickness symptoms at least once in their life. While unable to prevent high tides or traffic jams, they do provide a solution for this widespread complaint (also known as kinetosis) that affects over 30 million Europeans in a chronic manner.

They contain a coloured liquid that recreates the horizon line to resolve conflict between the senses.Ī popular brand in the noble sense of the term aimed resolutely at providing comfort for all, Citroën is presenting SEETROËN, the first glasses to do away with motion sickness. The principle of the SEETROËN glasses is simple. In response, Citroën, a brand dedicated to comfort, is presenting SEETROËN, the first glasses to eliminate motion sickness. Over 30 million people in Europe suffer from chronic travel sickness. But with more time and opportunities to read on their smartphones or tablets, children and adults alike are afflicted by motion sickness. The long-awaited summer holidays – and long summer holiday journeys – are just around the corner.

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