The EMF protection market is full of pseudoscience. We're measuring actual shielding effectiveness with RF meters.
EMF protection is one of the most fraud-prone product categories. Many products claim to 'harmonize' or 'neutralize' EMF with no measurable mechanism. We're cutting through the noise by testing products with calibrated RF meters, measuring actual attenuation in dB across relevant frequency ranges.
Shielding effectiveness
Measured attenuation in dB across RF frequencies (5G, WiFi, cellular)
Frequency range
Which frequencies does the product actually block? Not all shielding is broadband
Material verification
What is the shielding material? Silver fabric, copper mesh, or marketing?
Practical coverage
Does the product shield the claimed area, or does EMF route around it?