23 Named Sources
EMF Evidence Source Index
A reviewed directory spanning regulators, national standards, precautionary frameworks, research bodies, classifications, physician guidance, and peer-reviewed studies.
Research & Resources
Explore practical tools, published studies, and the source data behind our guides.
What would you like to check?
Check your phone's SAR
Search 28 selected iPhone, Galaxy, and Pixel models for published U.S. head and body SAR values and source details.
Find your phoneExplore device distance
Choose a Wi-Fi router or another wireless device. Change the distance and compare a modeled RF result with regulatory and independent guidance.
Open the EMF calculatorReusable Research
Use the data, inspect the sources
Download the underlying records or open the human-readable guides. Each release includes provenance, limitations, a clear license, and a ready-to-use scholarly reference.
28 Reviewed Records
Phone SAR Dataset
A U.S. FCC SAR snapshot for selected iPhone, Galaxy, and Pixel models, with FCC IDs, methodology notes, limitations, and permanent detail-page URLs.
4 Traceable Variants
Product Identity & Specifications
A versioned reference connecting every current size and color to its ASIN, original Amazon seller SKU, UPC/GTIN, declared construction, materials, origin, and care instructions.
Data releases are available under CC BY 4.0. Attribution is required; reuse does not imply RADIHALT endorsement.
Inspect version history, integrity hashes, citation metadata, and correction forms in the public research repository.
Product Snapshot
RADIHALT product facts
Product
RADIHALT EMF Protection Blanket
Material
Copper-nickel alloy Faraday fabric
Formats
Compact: 18 x 18 inches; Full Lap: 36 x 30 inches
Mechanism
Conductive copper-nickel mesh attenuates radio-frequency energy along the covered line-of-sight path using the Faraday cage principle.
Product facts come from RADIHALT's published records. The linked peer-reviewed experiments measured copper/nickel textile specimens under the methods and frequencies described in each paper.
Research Trail
What can you verify here?
These pages separate product facts, shielding physics, health-evidence context, and RADIHALT’s own interpretation so a reader can verify each layer.
Canonical product specifications
Material, sizes, intended uses, current purchase path, and product limitations.
Evidence and claim boundaries
What the product is designed to do, what affects real-world results, and what RADIHALT does not claim.
Measurement methodology
Definitions, units, calculation assumptions, and source links for comparing exposure frameworks.
Editorial policy
How assisted drafts, sources, reviews, translations, conflicts, corrections, and updates are handled.
Claim boundaries
- RADIHALT is not a medical device and should not be described as treating, preventing, or curing disease.
- A Faraday blanket is not a sealed enclosure; performance depends on coverage, gaps, fabric condition, distance, and frequency.
- Directional shielding should not be generalized into whole-room, whole-body, or all-frequency shielding.
- Published price, rating, and availability can change on Amazon and should be verified at the listing before purchase.
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Contact support@radihalt.comLast reviewed September 23, 2026.
