Thinking of buying EMF protection stickers for my phone...

iamlaurensarah Apr 14

I struggle with migraines—and recently, someone suggested trying EMF protection anti-radiation stickers for my phone, laptop, and iPad.

They claim to reduce exposure and help with symptoms. Has anyone tried these?

The product is called:

I’m curious...

Are these just hype?
Or has anyone actually seen benefits like fewer headaches or better sleep?

I’m not expecting magic—but if it even slightly helps reduce migraines or EMF sensitivity, it’s worth a shot.

Just don’t want to waste money on a placebo. If you've used it—or know someone who has—drop your experience. Good or bad.
Would really appreciate honest opinions

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Chad M.

Not trying to be a buzzkill but I'd be cautious with stuff like EMF protection stickers. A lot of them don't have solid scientific backing and some have even been tested and found to do literally nothing.

I get that migraines are brutal (I've had my share), and I totally understand wanting to try anything that might help. But these kinds of products often play on fear or uncertainty around "radiation" even though everyday EMF levels from phones/laptops are super low and already regulated.

If it gives you peace of mind, cool. But personally, I'd put my money toward things with more proven results.

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Madhurima Nag

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If I am honest, the best way to stay safe from radiation is by keeping the phone away. Why do we need a sticker for this? Isn't it taking us closer to avoid keeping devices away when not in use? I'd rather buy something that will help control my screen exposure than this.

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