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Less EMF the EMF Safety Superstore 776B Watervliet Shaker Rd Latham NY 12110 USA Less EMF The EMF Safety SuperStore 776B Watervliet Shaker Rd Latham NY 12110 USA Tel: +1-518-608-6479 Fax: +1-309-422-4355 www.lessemf.com [email protected] Electromagnetic Field Meters & Shielding For Industry, Research, Home & Office Since 1996 Contact Information Less EMF Print date: August 2019 776B Watervliet Shaker Rd Pricing and availability subject to change. Latham, NY 12110 USA Please call us or check our website for current information. Tel: +1-518-608-6479 (M-F; 9am - 4pm EST) Contents Toll free: 1-888-537-7363 Fax: +1-309-422-4355 Policies 2 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.lessemf.com Terms of Sale 3 Payment & Shipping Options Notice about 5G 3 Payment is required prior to shipping. We accept Cell Phone Shields 4 credit card (Visa, Master Card, AMEX, Discover/ Novus), PayPal, check, money order, bank draft Computer Shielding 10 in US funds, or bank wire transfer. We are required by law to collect NYS sales tax on all Clothing 14 shipments to addresses within New York State, unless a tax exempt certificate is submitted with Fertility & Newborn 24 your order. New nexus laws will also require the collection of sales tax in other states. Contact us Sleep Shielding 26 for a quotation including shipping charges, prior Smart Meter Shielding 31 to sending payment. International - Please see additional notes in Terms of Sale. Fabrics 32 We can ship by mail, FEDEX, UPS or other carriers on your account number or ours, and Paints 43 we will be happy to provide a shipping quotation based on a specific order. Plastics & Films 45 You can place your order by telephone, e-mail, Magnetic Shielding 48 fax, post or online. Order form is on the back cover. Grounding & Connectors 55 Meters 59 Return Policy Meters, off-the-shelf shielding items, and books AC Gauss Meters 60 returned to us in new (resellable) condition (including packaging, instructions, and all parts) DC Gauss Meters 63 within 30 days of purchase may be exchanged Commercial Gauss Meters 65 or refunded, subject to a 20% restocking fee. Shipping fees are not refundable. Simply Combination Meters 68 package the item carefully for safe transit, enclose a copy of your invoice with a note Radio Frequency Meters 71 containing your instructions and ship it to: Electric Field Meter 76 Less EMF, Attn: Returns 776B Watervliet Shaker Rd More Unique Meters 76 Latham, NY 12110 USA Body Voltage Meters 79 Sorry, special orders, paints, undergarments, Radioactivity Meters 80 and cut goods such as fabrics, plastics and foils are not refundable. If you are not sure Accessories 82 which item is correct for your application, contact us and we will be happy to help you Schumann Devices 83 make a confident selection. Dirty Electricity 84 Low EMF Devices 86 Defects We do our best to make sure our products are Travel Items 90 free of defects, however occasionally something Books & DVD’s 91 may get through. We allow up to 14 days to report such defect. Under special circumstances Order Form 104 we will allow up to 30 days. Defects reported outside of this time-frame may not be eligible for refund. Toll free in USA: 1-888-537-7363 Fax: 1-309-422-4355 International: +1-518-608-6479 2 www.lessemf.com Terms of Sale By placing an order with Less EMF, I am agreeing with the following: -I acknowledge that I have read, understand, and agree to Less EMF’s Return Policy. This policy may be subject to change without prior notice. For our most current policy, you may visit our website: https://lessemf.com/aboutus.html -I confirm that I am the end user of the goods and that the goods will not be re- exported or sold to a third party. -I confirm that I am not in an embargoed country and that I will not transport or ship the goods to an embargoed or restricted country or person. International Shipments: There may be additional charges (VAT, duty, etc.) on international orders. Less EMF does not collect these charges as we are unable to estimate such cost. It is the sole responsibility of the customer to cover these import charges. Customer is responsible for cost incurred should the package be returned as a result of failure to pay the import charges. Packages that are abandoned as a result of failure to pay import charges are not eligible for refund. IMPORTANT The claims made in this catalog are based on manufacturer documentation believed to be reliable. However, no product listed should be regarded as intended for use in the treatment, cure, or prevention of any symptoms or disease. If concerned about your health, consult your licensed health practitioner. Notice about 5G (5th Generation Technology) We have been receiving many questions and concerns about 5G technology and how it will affect the products we carry. The most common questions include: What frequencies are being used? How do I measure these frequencies? Do your shielding materials cover these frequencies? 5G will include all of the technologies of its predecessors, which include frequencies from ~700 MHz to ~ 6GHz, also known as Low-Band and Mid- Band. Many of the initial frequencies used will be in these bands as much of the infrastructure is already in place. It will also eventually use frequencies in the 24, 28, 37, 39, and 47 GHz spectrums, also known as High-Band. These will likely roll out later. Our meters will cover the 5G frequencies in the Low and Mid Bands. As these will be the initial bands used in many areas, we expect our meters to work well. We are looking into meters capable of measuring in the High Band, however, these devices are typically very expensive. As 5G makes use of these frequencies, and the technology becomes more readily available, we hope to see these prices come down. We have shielding specs listed for all of our materials, however these specs are not all inclusive. The specs are only for the frequencies at which the materials have been tested. Many of our materials will shield well above the frequencies listed, however, until we have further testing (we are working on this), we cannot say how well they will work. Check our website for most updated specs. Toll free in USA: 1-888-537-7363 Fax: 1-309-422-4355 International: +1-518-608-6479 3 www.lessemf.com C E L L P H O N E S H I E L D S AIR TUBE HEADSETS Anti Radiation Air Tube Headset… Minimizes Radiation to the Head Area If you read the fine print that comes with your cell phone, you will see that even the manufacturer warns NOT to put the phone up to your head. Radiation levels near the phone can be quite high. Using a headset to increase the distance from the phone to your head dramatically reduces your radiation exposure. Using an AIR TUBE headset has these additional advantages: 1- No microwave radiation can travel up the air tube to the ear piece Stereo 2- No speakers or electronics in the earpiece (so no EMF at all from the headset) Ear-bud style headsets with soft silicone rubber cushions that give good fit and excellent sound quality. Long 34 inch cord with built-in microphone. Better than using speaker phone mode as you can enjoy more privacy and put the phone down. Great for home or work, listening to music, games, and of course… phone calls! *Includes medium and small medical- grade silicone earplugs for maximum comfort (size can be changed), suitable for all kinds of people. Eliminates ambient noise. *Call answer, reject and hang up button, which can also control a music player. One short press to start or play music, two short presses for next song *3.5mm, 3-band plug, high-quality rust- proof nickel-plated pin Radiation is reduced… Mono by more than 1000 times compared to placing the phone against your head by more than 60 times compared to using ordinary wired headphones by more than 20 times compared to using a Bluetooth headset iBrain Air Tube Headset (3.5 mm): Mono one ear bud (Cat. #T251-mono) .................................................. $23.95 Stereo two ear buds (Cat. #T251) ........................................................ $24.95 (Note that these also work on XBOX ONE and PT4) For most cordless phones and other styles: 2.5 mm, 2 band plug (clear) Mono – one ear bud (Cat. #T280) ........... $21.95 HEADSET EXTENSION CORDS Want to get even further away from your cellphone? These headset extension cords connect between the phone and the headset cable, providing more distance between your head and the phone. You can even string up to 4 extensions together for added length. Universal: 2.5mm 2 band, 12 foot, black. (Cat. #T236-ext) ................... $4.95 IPhone style: 3.5mm 3 band, 3 foot, white (Cat. #T446) ....................... $4.95 Toll free in USA: 1-888-537-7363 Fax: 1-309-422-4355 International: +1-518-608-6479 4 www.lessemf.com C E L L P H O N E S H I E L D S BOOM HEADSET (not air tube) Over the Head Headset for Easy Hands-Free Conversation Ideal for hands-free communication. Dramatically reduces microwave exposure by keeping the phone away from your head! Comfort-fit adjustable headband design. Reversible to use with either ear. Also features an adjustable boom microphone for optimum voice output, standard jack for use with office, home, cellular or wireless phones, and a four- foot cord. Can also be used with your tape or CD player etc.
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