Why do you need a laptop radiation shield?
All wireless technology uses an electromagnetic field that can damage the body – including a laptop. Despite their name the lap is actually a really bad place to keep your laptop! The wireless radiation and heat can damage sperm that is developing nearby. And this could lead to male infertility. More and more evidence shows that mobile phone radiation and electromagnetic fields are responsible not just for male fertility but for cancers and tumours as well.
Sperm is vulnerable and needs to be protected from electromagnetic fields and excess heat. Enter the WaveWall Laptop radiation shield. It keeps your laptop away from your lap and has a clever layer of shielding fabric. It doesn’t just block radiation either, it cuts out some of the heat from your laptop too.
This anti-radiation fabric is based on sound scientific principles and has been independently tested and verified. It blocks 85% of electromagnetic radiation from reaching your body. This is much-needed protection against male infertility and possibly even cancer.
How to use a laptop radiation shield
In addition to protecting your body you protect your laptop too! The case fits laptops of up to either 15″ (LARGE) or 13″ (MEDIUM) screens for transporting your laptop safely – see size guide for exact dimensions. Slide your laptop into the softly lined case to protect it from scratches. At this point it works just like a normal laptop case or protective sleeve. Pop it in your bag or carry it around. The case is in a stylish black with red stitching design that looks great at work, at the coffee shop, or at home.
Then when you want to work on your laptop you just lay the case in your lap and set the laptop on top. It creates a barrier and shields your lap by reflecting the electromagnetic radiation away from you. Fine metallic strands in the fabric create a mesh that the radiation can’t pass through. It’s a Faraday cage for a new generation of electrical items.
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