Teen suffers ‘allergic reaction’ after using virtual reality glasses

Teenager Lewis Gray, 13, had to be taken to the emergency room of a hospital in Surrey, England, after having an “anaphylactic reaction” to Oculus Quest 2 virtual reality glasses (virtual reality glasses from Facebook Technologies). The boy spent his day playing with the equipment, which was a Christmas gift from his grandmother. Information from the Daily Mail.

On Sunday (26), Lewis’ mother, 33-year-old Kirsty Reed, noticed that her son’s skin was red around his eyes and forehead. “He looked like he was wearing blush,” Kirsty says.

Early on Monday (27), Lewis’ eyes began to close, and his father, 39-year-old Christopher Gray, rushed to the emergency treatment center at St Peter’s Hospital in Lynn. In the hospital, the young man was treated and left.

Oculus Quest 2, also known as Meta Quest 2, is a virtual reality device that can be used to play video games.

Facebook, the owner of Oculus, began receiving reports of skin irritation in December 2020 and launched an investigation.

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