Reading in a car can have undesirable consequences for passengers: nausea and vomiting. That doesn't have to be the case, thought engineers at Citroen and developed special glasses. They are now also available in more beautiful.
The Seetroen, a pair of glasses against motion sickness developed by Citroen last summer, will be available from July in a special edition limited to 100 pieces on the occasion of the company's 1.919th birthday. The Seetroen S19 costs 99 euros and has a more classic frame than the first edition.
In the now blue glasses frame is also a blue liquid. It moves in rings in front of and at the sides of the eyes, creating an artificial horizon. Thus, traveling sickness should be prevented while reading in the car. The glasses can be worn by people from 10 years. Since the vision aid has no glasses, it is also suitable for people who wear glasses. As soon as the first nausea symptoms appear, the glasses should be put on for about 10 minutes.