Halsa EMF Protection Hat, Faraday Beanie. Anti Radiation, EMF RF Radiation Shielding Silver Fabric Lined.

The beanie feels lightweight but good quality. I have a giant head and it fits without feeling too constricting. Instantly I felt tingles and relaxation putting it on. I also looked up the companies website and they appear to be genuinely Swedish and not a fake shop. 10/10

Hope it helps with the emf and smart meter

Good quality & comfortable but did not make any difference with an EMF meter inside the beanie near a microwave, wifi & high output devices. Very little added protection. Silver cloth is very thin & lightweight. This still looked to be the best deal on Amazon at the time for $35

Does what it claims at a reasonable price compared to many other products on the market. We have several different products from this brand and are well pleased with each of them. Have also recommended and given as gifts to other family members who swear by them.

I tested the hat with an emf meter, and it looked like it worked. But the seam badly ripped on the inside after almost exactly 1 month. I expect more than a month of occasional use from a hat of this price.

I love my new beanie!! I bought it for fall and winter but actually found myself wearing it in the house already! It looks totally normal like a regular beanie but has the added benefit of really nice silver fabric sewn into the inside so I’m protected from the harmful effects of electromagnetic frequencies. It’s totally worth the price and is actually a lot more affordable than most EMF products out there. I also own the hood that Halsa sells which I usually wear around the house as well when I have to have my wireless internet on since I currently work from home. 5 stars from me! Would definitely recommend this product to anyone!

I was testing a hypothesis. My bias was limited. It worked too well. Now, I want to know what is going on, because I study neuroscience, and I am concerned it is working this well, but, if you wanted to know, it does make a difference. I also tested my cellphone in it and waited for the software to catch up. The signal went to 1 bar from 4, but not completely dead.

Hummm. Ok. I guess I’m expecting something slightly different. First. It’s thinner than I thought. I thought it was going to be like a winter beanie. Not. It’s a lighter knit. Like your super thin sweaters. Secondly is because of the thinness, and it’s sliver lining it’s very very slippery. I find I’m constantly pulling it down. And I have a very small head. I find it’s just a little tight. Maybe it wouldn’t be so slippery if it were larger. The slippery feeling of the silver lining combined with the thinness of the outside sweater fabric makes it slippery. It moves up my head. It doesn’t stay put. Third. The lining is where you get the shielding. And that silvery lining does not go all the way down. If you look at their picture where you see the tag on the roll of the edge -the top of that tag is where the inside silver lining ends. So my ears don’t get any protection. I was thinking that the whole thing has the silver. Which they could have done by putting the silver lining inside the roll on the end. So I don’t feel that your entire head is covered. It doesn’t go all the way to the nape of my neck. Or over my ears. Or even some of my forehead. Like the picture shows the roll going over to those parts. But That lining is only where you see the top of the roll if that makes sense. I’m disappointed. But look carefully at others. Their somewhat the same.

Havent tested it, bit is comfortable and well made. Happy.