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The SYB Backpack Makes it Safer to Carry Your Stuff.
- Made with SaferBody™.
- Laboratory tested for 5G, up to 20 GHz– and low frequency EMF– to Shield Your Body from up to 99% of harmful radiation.
- Deflects up to 99.9% of wireless EMF radiation from your cell phone, tablet, laptop and other wireless devices away from your body.
- Shields on one side only – the rear of the bag – to Shield Your Body from EMF radiation, without interfering with your device signal or battery life.
- Shoulder straps fold fully into backpack.
- Has 3 compartments to carry lots of stuff.
- Made from durable, water resistant 100% polyester.
CARE: Do NOT wash, bleach, tumble dry, or dry clean. To clean, just take a damp cloth, rag or sponge and wipe it down (with or without soap) and let dry.
This SYB product is shipped by Shield Your Body from the USA
Frequently Asked Questions
How does a backpack shield from EMF?
SaferBody material integrated into the backpack deflects radiation from your back when carrying EMF-emitting devices. Your phone or laptop in the bag emits less radiation toward your body. The shield is built into the bag structure.
What devices does this backpack protect me from?
Phones, tablets, and laptops carried in the backpack have their radiation deflected. Any electronic device emitting EMF is shielded from your back. Carry your tech more safely.
Is this tested for 5G frequencies?
Yes, laboratory testing covers up to 20 GHz, including 5G bands, plus low frequency EMF. Comprehensive testing ensures protection against modern wireless and other electromagnetic sources.
Does the backpack function normally for everyday use?
Yes, it's a fully functional backpack with EMF protection added. Normal pockets, straps, and capacity serve regular carrying needs. Protection integrates without compromising utility.
What does Faraday backpack mean?
The Faraday designation indicates electromagnetic shielding capability. The backpack shields contents and your back from radiation. It's named after the Faraday cage principle of electromagnetic blocking.
