“Selina” is a new product designed to support eye health by balancing the retinal nerve cells in the eye. To use it, simply wear Selina, which resembles a VR headset, like a pair of glasses. It delivers a mild electrical current through the user’s nerves to massage the eyes.
Most eye massagers on the market apply heat to the eyes, often providing only temporary symptom relief. Selina, by contrast, delivers microcurrents to damaged corneal tissue, promoting the regeneration of the nerves and epithelial cells that make up the tissue. This helps normalize abnormally active nerves and supports eye health at its source.
Selina uses new technology that Nueyne developed over the past three years through research, including cell and animal studies. Following preclinical studies on its potential to improve dry eye, ease corneal surface damage from LASIK and LASEK surgery, and reduce eye pain, the company also completed an exploratory clinical trial at Samsung Medical Center. These results point to Selina’s potential benefits.
Nueyne CEO Kim Do-hyung said, “As more people stay home because of COVID-19, they are using electronic devices such as smartphones and TVs more often, putting greater strain on their eyes. We hope Selina will help consumers manage their eye health by reducing eye fatigue.”
Selina: http://nueyne.com/
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