ATMOSURE Faraday Fabric & Tape Kit, 1 Yard (44 x 36 in) - EMF Blocker and RF Shielding for DIY Faraday Bags, RFID Protection, Copper-Nickel Material

I keep seeing some reels about EMF exposure so I invested in buying one. I was honestly surprised how well this Faraday fabric works. After using it for a small DIY project, I noticed our WiFi connection in the room became weaker, which actually reassures me that the material is doing its job blocking signals. The fabric and tape are easy to work with, and the size is great for multiple projects. It definitely makes me feel safer and more protected from unwanted signals or EMF exposure. Overall, very effective and worth it if you’re creating your own Faraday bags or shielding areas.

Like many, I have been doing tons of research to learn how to protect myself from emf & 5G. I recently spent nearly $2,000 having a pro come to my home and evaluate what I needed to be emf free. It only worked for a few months...then I kept having to buy more expensive equipment. Well, as I said...I decided to do my own research instead of relying on a pro, who makes money off of me. I learned that 70% of the emf's are coming through the wires behind your walls in your house. I turn off the circuit breaker to my bedroom and nearby walls...and I sleep just fine now. Then, I discovered that 'fifth generation towers" are a completely different type of emf, which is much stronger and causes severe health problems. (90% of my health problems went away when I cut the circuit breaker). now...I have to address the 5G that is coming into my home through the windows. At first, I put 4 of these sheets of fabrics on my bed (2 under the mattress cover & 2 between my top sheet and comforter -- I felt no radiation coming through my sheets. My 'tremors' stopped completely...and I didn't feel 'tingly' stings on my body that are actually coming from the 5G towers around my house. Now that I have learned that most of the 5G comes through your windows, I am going to try to seal these pieces of fabric over my windows and see if it can block out most of the 5G out of my home. I'll give an update if it works. So far...these fabrics really do work, along with turning off your circuit breakers in your bedroom...if you want better sleep. Best of luck to you all...

I tested this protective material using a high-quality EMF reader. My husband and I also wrapped my cell phone in it while he called it from his phone. The call would not go through. The phone was completely inactivated. I like to use this cloth to cover my chest and neck (to protect my thyroid and heart) while using my cell phone or laptop. I would buy it again and recommend it to anyone looking for cell phone and laptop radiation protection. I wish they made gloves out of this material.

I ordered this product to block EMF and to test out if it really could block signals. Upon placing this over my ONLY wifi router in my home, I was still connected to wifi as if this sheet made zero difference. However, when I folded this sheet in half and then triple-wrapped my cell phone with it, my Bluetooth signal disconnected. I also could not receive any calls, they all went to voicemail. To really test this, I wrapped a heavy throw around the same phone and did the same thing again. I was able to stay connected to my cell phone and receive calls when the phone was wrapped in a thicker and much heavier blanket. So this material does work for blocking signals! However, you would need to wrap the entire item in this blanket from ALL Sides (IE: top, bottom, left, right, everything). Since I was hoping to cover an area, this didn't work with just a yard of material since signals obviously travel in various directions. To really block a wall, I'm thinking you would need an EMF blocking blanket maybe?. Still a good product but with limitations.

This didn't work at all. As a matter of fact, for some reason the EMF signal gets STRONGER when I cover the source with it. I didn't believe it at first because this product got great ratings. I dismissed it as something I may have been doing wrong. It just so happened I purchased the Amerthing Pure Copper Faraday Fabric in the same order. I was using the Amerthing for my bed since it was a much larger quantity. I decided to try the Amerthing on my router and the signal strength went down IMMEDIATELY! I tested the Amerthing on other places around my house and got the same results - immediate reduction in EMF waves when I covered the source. I went back to the Faraday Fabric (44" x 36") brand and tried it again on the same sources of EMF and it did NOT decrease the strength whatsoever. As a matter of fact, it make the meter go wild. The needle jumps around and pegs out on max a lot. I'm finding this out too late to return so I plan on trashing this junk. I will not use it or give it to someone because it will give them a false sense of security. If this is a scam, it is a terrible thing to do! FYi I'm not trying to plug the Amerthing and this is my first time with either product and faraday fabric in general. I recommend testing any of these products as your health is important.

The material and tape was used to wrap a recorder to prevent the loud interference from a cell tower EMI. The material worked great and eliminated the loud interference. We now get a clean recording.

I have an amateur radio license, also known as ham radio. I needed to make a ground plane for my magnetic loop antenna. Putting down metal seemed annoying indoors, and some manufacturers have begun shipping their loops with a mat made of metallic fabric. A friend had the idea to search for the fabric, and that led me to this product. I purchased two sheets to have extra to play with. I noticed results immediately. The manufacturer of my antenna said that I would notice up to 5 dB gain, but I'd say at least 6 dB. On 20 meters I can cop ydown to an S3 signal with perfect readability. On 40 meters I can get dowm to S6 or sometimes even S5, though usually that becomes a 449. I've never given out a signal report below S7 on 40 meters and I have the logs to prove it. On 80 meters I can now get down to S7, again a drop of 1 S-unit, or 6 dB. We have terrible conditions, but I tried it in the CQ WPX contest last weekend, and worked a station in Germany, 4000 miles away using 5 Watts CW on 20 meters. Incredible! I just ordered another sheet to use for my VHF horizontal loops. 73!

Maybe someone who knows more about EMFs can comment on my video. Seems like this material didn't much affect the EMFs put out by my laptop, as detected in mG on my meter, even after flipping it over and adding multiple layers. It's possible it even made it worse? I did take another video where I neatly folded the material about 16 layers thick, and levels seemed high, but Amazon only allowed one video. Maybe multiple layers begin to amplify or transmit EMFs? On the other hand, I wrapped my car FOB in it, and it stopped it from locking and unlocking my car. Wrapped my phone in it, and it blocks calls. So...does it work? Maybe for wi-fi & Bluetooth, but not for other types of EMF. I'm also experiencing the fraying issue others have reported. Two edges appear to be factory edges" and not fraying, but the other two fray terribly. I sewed an anti-fray stitch around the edges to stop it. Overall I think this fabric is not to be used as is, but as part of a larger sewing project, like a bag for your FOB, so you've done something to protect the edges.