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TriField EMF Meter Model TF2

TriField EMF Meter (Model TF2)

A great first meter. We like it for checking magnetic fields regularly over time. It's travel-friendly, too, and a good one to have on hand for a virtual assessment.
Safe and Sound Pro II RF Meter

Safe and Sound Pro II RF Meter (Rechargeable)

Our pick for radio frequencies like Wi-Fi, cell signals, smart meters and Bluetooth. Color lights and sound make it easy to track down where a signal is coming from, and it charges with a USB-C cable.
Safe and Sound Classic III RF Meter

Safe and Sound Classic III RF Meter

A simpler, budget-friendly way to check radio frequencies like Wi-Fi and cell signals. Easy-to-read color lights show at a glance whether levels are low or high, and it runs on regular AAA batteries. A great pick for beginners.
Swiss Shield bed canopy over a bed

Swiss Shield Bed Canopy and Floor Sheet

For the bedroom, where you spend about a third of your life. The canopy surrounds your bed with soft cotton woven with fine metal threads that block radio frequencies, and the floor sheet goes under the bed to cover the space below. It's a bigger investment, so we suggest measuring first and talking it through with us.
Cuddly EMF hooded blanket

Cuddly EMF Hooded Blanket

Part sweatshirt, part blanket, made with RF-blocking Swiss Shield fabric. A cozy way to stay covered while you relax.
Signal Protect clear RF shielding window film

Signal Protect Window Film (Clear)

A clear film for windows that blocks most radio frequencies coming in from outside, like from a nearby cell tower, while still letting the light in. We suggest measuring first so you know it's worth it for your home.