Mental clarity · Focus · Steady attention · Recovery support

Set apart by what's inside.

An experience like no other. The NB-Quantum Device harnesses the power of light, sound, vibration, and nature. No Bluetooth frequencies, and that's intentional. Developed by physicists, fine-tuned by chiropractors. A full body wellness device for a general wellness session for mental clarity, focus, steadier attention, and recovery support.

Four differences, together: the modalities, a natural, green-engineered nanocrystal technology, botanical infused cotton mesh, tubular inserts, and a copper lining.

Standard on every unit: 61 LEDs at 660 nm and 850 nm, 10–40 Hz pulse adjustment, kneading vibration, one-touch controls, a 2000 mAh battery, and a soft cordless wrap.

  • Green-engineered nanocrystal technology
  • Modalities
  • Botanical infused cotton mesh
  • Tubular inserts
  • Copper lining

Regular price $399.0056% off

The NB-Quantum Device, with tubular inserts, nanocrystal infused cotton mesh, and a copper lining

Standard on every unit

  • 61 LEDs
  • 660 nm + 850 nm
  • 10–40 Hz pulse
  • Kneading vibration
  • One-touch control
  • 2000 mAh battery
  • Cordless wrap
  • Skin-friendly lining

01

Green-engineered nanocrystal technology

A natural, green-engineered nanocrystal technology in a botanical infused cotton mesh, inside the front panel. Passive. No current. No UV.

02

Tubular inserts

Clear tubes sit where the ears are. Tactile vibration becomes resonant sound.

03

Copper lining

An ultra-thin copper layer under the shell. A lining, not a claimed shield against radiation.

04

The session

Red and near-infrared light, a 10–40 Hz pulse, and resonant sound. A wellness session for clarity and focus.

Modalities

Built for clarity and focus

A full body wellness device. Light and a 10–40 Hz pulse, used as a general wellness session for mental clarity, focus, and steadier attention. Other placements are optional. This is not a medical device. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA.

40 Hz pulse

40 Hz is the primary setting for a clarity and focus session. The device also runs 10–40 Hz. Clear tubes at the ears turn the vibration into resonant sound. That is a session design, not a neurological treatment.

Red and near-infrared light

61 LED chips at 660 nm red and 850 nm near-infrared. Do not look into the LEDs. The same panel can be placed on the neck or soft tissue. Placement is optional and is not a treatment.

Three layers, in order

Outer shell, then a thin copper lining, then the botanical nanocrystal cotton mesh. The mesh is a material distinction, not a claimed treatment.

Where it sits

Primary: a wellness session for mental clarity and focus. Optional: neck, muscles, joints, back, or a limb. Optional sites are not treatments.

10–40 Hz

Pulse range

10–40 Hz is the adjustable pulse on every unit. 40 Hz is the primary setting for a clarity and focus session. Papers below studied other devices and models. They are not results of this product and are not a claim that a session treats any condition.

Pulse adjustment graphic: 10 Hz to 40 Hz, with intensity, frequency, and power controls

≈ 10 Hz

A slower setting on the dial. Laboratory papers have compared pulsed and continuous light on other lasers and in animal models, including tissue and injury studies. Those papers are not results of this product. A 10 Hz session is a wellness preference, not wound care or injury treatment.

≈ 20–30 Hz

The middle of the range, often chosen for comfort. Published reviews of red and near-infrared light rarely treat pulse rate as the main variable. This setting is a session preference, not a protocol for muscles, joints, or circulation.

≈ 40 Hz

The primary setting for a clarity and focus session. It overlaps a frequency used in sensory-stimulation research on other equipment. Studies in disease models, including Alzheimer’s research, are investigational. They are not a claim that this device treats memory, cognition, or any disease.

Larger trials of 40 Hz stimulation on other systems are still underway. This product has not been studied in those trials.

Published work on light and pulse used research devices, animal models, or clinical protocols. This device offers the same general wavelength and pulse range as a wellness session. It is not cleared or approved to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Do not look into the LEDs.

660 nm + 850 nm

The two LED colors

Every unit uses 660 nm red and 850 nm near-infrared. Published papers discuss these bands. That discussion is background. It is not a result measured on this device.

Background, not a claim

How papers describe the light

Photobiomodulation papers discuss cytochrome c oxidase as a chromophore for red and near-infrared light. This device has not been shown to change cellular energy, nitric oxide, or any medical outcome. The LEDs are 660 nm and 850 nm. Do not look into them.

660 nm red

Visible red on the panel during a session.

850 nm near-infrared

The near-infrared companion LED. Optical papers describe it as reaching further into soft tissue than red. That is a property of the wavelength, not a claim of muscle, joint, or brain treatment. Only a small, variable fraction of surface light is discussed as reaching deeper tissue in those models.

Suggestions

Session lengths

Start short. These are timing suggestions for a wellness session, not a prescription and not a medical dose. Exact light output varies by unit and contact.

Clarity and focus — primary

  • For mental clarity and focus
  • Typical session 5–12 minutes
  • 40 Hz for the main session; 10 Hz if a slower pulse is preferred
  • 3–5 times a week

Main suggestion. Start at 5–8 minutes. Do not look into the LEDs. This is a wellness session, not a clinical protocol.

Neck — secondary

  • Optional placement
  • Typical session 5–12 minutes
  • 10 Hz if a slower pulse is preferred
  • 3–5 times a week

Optional placement. Not a treatment for the neck.

After activity

  • Optional placement on muscles
  • Typical session 8–15 minutes
  • Before or after activity, if you choose
  • Not a performance or repair claim

Timing only. Not a claim of less soreness, lower damage markers, or faster muscle repair.

Joints and soft tissue

  • Optional placement
  • Typical session 8–15 minutes
  • Not for pain, swelling, or any joint condition

A wellness session only. Swelling, pain, or a medical concern needs a clinician, not this device.

These ranges are educational timing suggestions, not personal medical advice and not a dose for any condition. Space sessions on the same area by several hours.

In session

Session timer

The clarity preset is the default. Other presets are optional placements, not treatments. Shorten the first sessions if you are new to the light.

8:00

Educational starting points only. Stop if uncomfortable. Do not look directly into the LEDs.

Also, not first

Optional placements

You can place the wrap on the neck, muscles, joints, or soft tissue. Those placements are optional. They are not treatments for pain, swelling, circulation, or recovery.

After activity

An optional placement on muscles before or after activity. A wellness session only. Not a claim of less soreness, faster repair, or better performance.

Joints

An optional placement. Not for pain, swelling, arthritis, or any joint condition.

After you move

Some people use a short session after activity. This is not a circulation treatment and not care for an injury.

How to place it

Wrap or hold it against the lower back, thighs, calves, shoulders, arms, or a joint if you want. That is placement only, not a treatment. Combine a session with sleep and ordinary movement.

What's inside

Set apart by what's inside.

The unit you receive is the EYCO red-light wrap. Assembly adds clear tubes at the ears, a thin copper lining under the outer fabric, and a nanocrystal infused cotton mesh inside the front panel.

Diagram of the device with arrows to clear plastic tubes at each ear, nanocrystal infused cotton mesh in the front panel, and an ultra-thin copper inlay
The actual black U-shaped red-light device with the LED panel lit
The unit customers receive: U-shaped device, red LED panel, side controls
Cutaway showing the nanocrystal cotton mesh under a thin copper layer
Botanical nanocrystal cotton mesh, the layer under the copper
  1. 01 · Outer shell

    The device you see

    Black fabric wrap with an LED panel and a strap. This is the EYCO unit, not a separate headset.

  2. 02 · Thin copper

    Just under the shell

    A thin copper layer sits under the top layer. It is a lining in the stack, not a power source and not a claimed shield against electromagnetic radiation.

  3. 03 · Nanomaterial

    Botanical mesh below

    The nanocrystal-infused botanical cotton mesh sits a layer below the copper, inside the front panel. It is passive: no current and no UV. What that class of material can and cannot do is below.

Graphic of a 40 Hz wave, red and near-infrared light, and a magnified botanical mesh

Ear tubes

Two tubular constructs, one on each side, sit over the ears. Tactile vibration travels into those chambers and becomes a resonant sound, so the 10–40 Hz pulse is felt and heard together.

Why the stack matters

Light reaches the skin. Copper sits above the mesh as a lining. The botanical nanocrystal layer stays next to the session, not mixed into the shell. The result is one wearable doing light, vibration, and resonant sound, with a copper lining and a passive mesh — instead of a light-only band.

Green-engineered nanocrystal technology

What the mesh is, and what the research supports

Inside the front panel is a cotton mesh carrying plant-derived nanocrystals, seen as red and bluish-violet. The layer is passive. Textile and materials papers explain this class of crystal. They do not show that the cloth treats the brain.

Cellulose, already in cotton

A cellulose nanocrystal is the crystalline rod inside plant fiber: a few nanometers wide and on the order of 100–300 nm long, with a large surface for its mass. Cotton fabric is already highly crystalline. Ruiz-Caldas and colleagues (Journal of Materials Chemistry A, 2023) converted post-consumer cotton into citrated cellulose nanocrystals at about a 78% yield, with crystallinity close to the starting cloth.

A 2024 review in Cellulose surveyed nanocellulose in textiles as a biodegradable material for reinforcement, coatings, and surface function. That literature is about fiber science, not a drug.

Why the mesh has color

Cellulose nanocrystals can stack into films that reflect a band of color without a conventional dye. A 2025 Langmuir perspective and a 2022 review in ACS Applied Polymer Materials describe that structural color. On cloth, ordered nanoparticles add Bragg reflection and Mie scattering (Optical Materials Express, 2017, silica on cotton). Nanoscale fibers also change how infrared is scattered (ACS Nano, 2021).

It does not add a new wavelength. The LEDs remain 660 nm and 850 nm. Color in the cloth is not a treatment.

Plant crystals on cotton

The closest worn-textile studies use carbon dots made from plants and loaded onto cotton. A 2026 Journal of Materials Science paper coated cotton with dots from moringa and clove: blue-to-green glow under lab light, antioxidant activity, an antibacterial effect, and more than 95% blocking of UVA. A 2025 Cellulose paper made dots from cotton waste and reported a UV protection factor above 50 and more than 90% reduction of Staphylococcus aureus, including after washing.

Frontiers in Materials (2024) put nopal-residue carbon dots on fabric for UV absorption. In cells, not in this device, carbon dots from Withania somnifera (Nanoscale Advances, 2023) were tolerated by epidermal cells, limited UVB damage, and raised wound-healing signals in vitro.

No published trial has measured this mesh, under 660 nm and 850 nm light, for mental clarity or any health outcome. Textile results on other fabrics, including UV blocking, antibacterial effects, and cell studies, are not benefits of this mesh. The cloth does not emit a treatment field, does not carry current, and the LEDs are not UV. A clarity session is the light, the 10–40 Hz pulse, and how you use it. The mesh is a material distinction, not a treatment.

Daily use

Clarity first

Use the session for mental clarity and focus. The neck is a secondary placement of the same device.

The red-light device worn for a clarity and focus session
Primary — mental clarity and focus
The same U-shaped red-light device worn around the neck and throat
Optional placement — not a treatment

Context

Background reading

Studies of light and pulse used other devices, animal models, or clinical protocols. They are not results of the NB-Quantum Device. This is a full body wellness device. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. It is not a medical device and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

What this product is not

The NB-Quantum Device is a full body wellness device for mental clarity, focus, steadier attention, and recovery support. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. It is not cleared or approved by the FDA as a medical device. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease, including cognitive, neurological, or musculoskeletal conditions. Do not look into the LEDs.

40 Hz research on other systems

Since 2016, research groups including MIT have published on 40 Hz light, sound, and vibration in mouse models and small human pilots, including studies in Alzheimer’s disease. Those findings are investigational. This product was not used in those studies and does not treat Alzheimer’s disease, memory loss, or any other condition.

Light research on other devices

Red and near-infrared light is studied on other devices for a range of uses, including exercise, joints, and light applied to the head. Some papers report cognitive or recovery outcomes in those settings. Those outcomes are not claims for this device. On this product the light is part of a general wellness session for clarity and focus. Body placement is optional and is not a treatment.

Selected references (other devices and materials)

These papers study other devices, models, or textiles. Listing them is not evidence that this product treats any condition.

  • Keshri GK et al. Pulsed vs continuous 810 nm photobiomodulation and dermal wound healing. PLOS One. 2016. India.
  • Ando T et al. Pulsed vs continuous 810 nm laser in mouse traumatic brain injury. PLOS One. 2011. Wellman Center / MGH, US and Japan.
  • Hashmi JT, Hamblin MR et al. Effect of pulsing in low-level light therapy. Lasers in Surgery and Medicine. 2010. US.
  • Iaccarino HF, Tsai LH et al. Gamma frequency entrainment attenuates amyloid load. Nature. 2016. MIT, US.
  • Chan D, Tsai LH et al. Gamma sensory stimulation in mild probable Alzheimer’s: feasibility and pilot studies. PLOS One. 2022. MIT, US.
  • MIT GENUS tactile vibration findings. Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience. 2023. US. Plus 2025 review summarizing a decade of work.
  • Leal-Junior ECP et al. Phototherapy, exercise performance, and recovery: systematic review and meta-analysis. Lasers in Medical Science. 2015. Brazil.
  • Huang YY, Hamblin MR et al. Biphasic dose response in low level light therapy. Dose-Response. 2009 and 2011 update. Wellman Center / MGH.
  • World Association for Photobiomodulation Therapy dosage recommendations, revised 2022. International.
  • Ruiz-Caldas MX et al. Citrated cellulose nanocrystals from post-consumer cotton textiles. Journal of Materials Chemistry A. 2023.
  • Nanocellulose in sustainable textiles. Cellulose. 2024. Review.
  • Luminescent cellulose nanocrystals. Langmuir. 2025. Perspective.
  • Cellulose nanocrystals for photonic materials. ACS Applied Polymer Materials. 2022. Review.
  • Optical properties of cotton coated with silica photonic crystals. Optical Materials Express. 2017.
  • Highly sunlight-reflective, infrared semi-transparent nanomesh textiles. ACS Nano. 2021.
  • Plant-derived carbon dots on cotton: antioxidant, antibacterial, and UV-blocking textiles. Journal of Materials Science. 2026.
  • Carbon quantum dots from cotton waste on cotton fabric. Cellulose. 2025.
  • Nopal-residue quantum carbon dots for textile UV absorption. Frontiers in Materials. 2024.
  • Withania somnifera carbon dots in epidermal cells. Nanoscale Advances. 2023.

Hardware

Specifications

Specifications graphic: 61 LEDs at 660 nm and 850 nm, 10–40 Hz pulse, 2000 mAh battery
Product
NB-Quantum Device. White-labeled from the EYCO red-light wrap. Full body wellness device. Not a medical device.
Price
$175.00 limited-time pre-order. Regular price $399.00 (56% off). Shipping confirmed before the unit ships
Form
Cordless wearable wrap with an LED panel
Base unit
EYCO · 61 LED 3-in-1 chips · 660 nm + 850 nm · kneading · 10–40 Hz pulse
Light
61 LED 3-in-1 chips · 660 nm + 850 nm
Pulse
Adjustable 10–40 Hz
Massage
Kneading vibration, standard
Controls
One-touch light, pulse, and power
Battery
2000 mAh, rechargeable, cordless
Comfort
Soft wrap, skin-friendly lining
Layer 1
Outer shell
Layer 2
Thin copper sheet under the shell. A lining, not a claimed radiation shield
Layer 3
Botanical nanocrystal cotton mesh, beneath the copper. Passive
Placement
Primary: a wellness session for mental clarity and focus. Optional: neck, muscles, joints, back, limbs. Optional sites are not treatments.
Intended use
Full body general wellness: mental clarity, focus, steadier attention, and recovery support. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. Not a medical device.
Positioning
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

How it stacks up

NB-Quantum versus other approaches

A side-by-side look at other wellness devices. The NB-Quantum Device is a full body cordless wrap with adjustable 10–40 Hz light, resonant sound from tubular inserts, kneading vibration, a botanical nanocrystal mesh, and a copper lining. It is a full body wellness device.

FeatureNB-QuantumVielight Neuro Gamma 4MitoMIND HelmetApollo NeuroOptoCeutics EVY
Primary modality660/850 nm light + 10–40 Hz pulse + vibration-to-sound + mesh + copper810 nm NIR, 40 Hz, transcranial + intranasal810 nm NIR helmet, adjustable Hz presetsHaptic vibration only (wrist/ankle)40 Hz visible light + optional app sound
Form factorCordless wrapHeadset with modules + nasal applicatorHard helmet + controllerSmall wearable bandDesktop light panel
Wavelengths660 nm red + 850 nm NIR810 nm only810 nm (optional 1070 nm nasal)None (vibration)Visible white (ISF 40 Hz flicker)
Pulse rangeUser-adjustable 10–40 HzFixed 40 HzPresets including 40 Hz + manualProprietary vibesFixed 40 Hz
Sound / resonanceClear tubular inserts turn vibration into resonant soundNoneNoneNoneOptional app-based 40 Hz audio
Material stackBotanical nanocrystal cotton mesh + thin copper liningStandard headset materialsPlastic helmetStandard bandStandard light panel
Session lengthPresets 5–12 min (timer on site)20 min fixed6–15 min presetsHours of daily wear recommended60 min daily
Power / battery2000 mAh cordlessTypically powered / fixed sessionWired controllerRechargeable bandMains powered
PositioningFull body wellness device: clarity, focus, recovery supportCompetitor’s own positioningCompetitor’s own positioningCompetitor’s own positioningCompetitor’s own positioning
Price band (approx.)$175.00 limited pre-order (regular $399.00, 56% off); volume / wholesale on request~$1,799~$2,195~$290–400~$2,999
Key differentiatorMulti-signal + custom material stack in one wearableHighest published irradiance + most studiesValue 810 nm helmet with presetsAll-day haptic wearInvisible Spectral Flicker comfort

Prices and specs are approximate from manufacturer materials as of late 2026 and may change. Competitor descriptions are theirs, not endorsements and not medical claims by NB-Quantum. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not a medical device and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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Volume pricing and wholesale.

Interest is limited to volume pricing and wholesale. Full body wellness device. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Not a medical device.