Hi Mac,

We currently offer free shipping on any orders over $399.  A fabric order that size would definitely qualify.  The Naturell fabric is much more effective than the Daylite - so we are always recommending the Naturell version.  The difference is very significant.  The Naturell is $37/foot.  The fabric is approximately 8.5 feet wide.  37 feet of Naturell would be 1110.00.  There would also not be any additional tax charged upon the order.

The paint or fabric would definitely help with RF emissions when placed correctly compared to the area(s) you are trying to protect.  A better solution is, as always, to get rid of the smart meter.  It can be difficult at times, but always recommended.

Keep in mind you will still have magnetic field measurements near meters and panels.  There is no paint or fabric that can help this.  But the paint/fabric will help with the wireless radiofrequency radiation signals.

The phone call will definitely help clear some things up - I have some questions and we can go over your budget and find the best solution for you.  I look forward to speaking with you!

There are a number of brands that work well.  In fact, I can't think of any particular brand of adapter that has shown issues.  Occasionally on some older phones or older versions of Android OS there are issues.  But nowadays it's usually just plug-and-play.  There is not a setting one has to enable/disable or anything like that.  A little Ethernet icon should show up.

The Ultimate adapter is really good - it comes with a USB C connector and can work with Android phones well.  The Ultimate does work with IPhones as well, although my team tells me they have heard some slight issues.  We have had issues with other IPhone Ethernet adapters too, so it may be more of an IPhone thing than anything.  If the phone has native USB-C support then the ulti would be good.  Otherwise use a lightning to USB adapter from Amazon or directly from Apple.

It's best to use a phone on battery and not be connected to a charger, or to use a battery pack versus being plugged-into a charger.  However, when you plug into a charger you can use the USB Grounding Adapter so that the charger cable is grounded.  Currently the ultimate adapter does not provide charging - we plan to release a new version that will.  However, it also grounds the Ethernet cable, so that is a big advantage.  Or you can ground the Ethernet cable by the switch/router with a grounding adapter (if your switch/router does not have groundable metal ports and is not already grounded).

So there are many adapters on Amazon for example that work great with Android.  Really any of them these days should work fine.  There is nothing I need to steer you away from because there are known issues.  They should all work.

1.  The area where the power comes to the house (underground or overhead) and then attaches to the wall on the outside of the house where the electric meter is, as well as around the main breaker panel - these areas are ALWAYS elevated with magnetic fields.  This is due to the electrical current being used inside the house.

However, very often the size and reach of this field is extended hugely - sometimes 100 to 5000% in size due to current on water pipes.  Check out some of the videos here

This is easy to fix, and we explain it all in our book here: https://www.electrahealth.com/EMF-Bible--Fix-Electrical-Current-on-Your-Plumbing-Pipes-Printable-eBook_p_156.html

We also explain in great detail other issues with current on pipes and how to easily fix them.

If you are building a home and aware/conscious of the health effects of EMF, now is the time to ensure you're doing everything with the new home to minimize your exposure and make sure you aren't creating any new problems.  I also have a small ebook on this topic - New Construction.  I would really recommend we do a phone consult and go over some things, and I can also get you that book.  There are some really wonderful things you can do for the house now that are very difficult/costly or nearly impossible to do later on!

If the plumbing pipe problem exists, or there are wiring errors in the house, then anything you plug into an outlet can potentially make fields worse.  Stetzerizer Filters are no exception to this.  It is recommended to have a Trifield Meter when installing Stetzerizer Filters to check to see if your house has any wiring issues.  The meter can also be used to see if any light circuits have wiring issues as well.  It can also be used to check the plumbing pipe and many other things.  We use the Trifield on Magnetic setting only.  But it is GREAT for that!

2.  I don't recommend the power perfect.  I have not had good experiences with that company, or heard good things about their products at this time.  That is why we don't carry them.  They are also very expensive.  You would be better off with 2 or 4 Stetzerzier Filters at the main breaker panel, and it will cost you a lot less.  The RxDNA V2X or V3LF are nice filters.  They are a bit of an investment, but very nice.  They can be combined with the inexpensive Stetzerizer Filters for even better filtering.

3.  It wiring errors, which are national electric code violations, were present at the location, or the plumbing pipe issue was present, then I can see how this could potentially make things worse.  We do get negative feedback on the Stetzerizer Filters.  Some people seem to be sensitive to them.  But we get very few returns.  We get a lot of positive feedback, and the filters have changed the lives of countless people all over the globe.  So I always recommend trying them and experimenting with them.  People notice the difference right away.  Plug them in spreading them throughout the house - using the meter as your guide - and feel the difference.  Have them in for 4 days or a week.  Then take them out and just set them on the floor by the outlet they came out of.  See how the house is for another 4 or so days.  Then plug them back in.

People have even seen the difference in their pets!  Pets, children, everything.  So, they are definitely worth a try.  I do not recommend Greenwave because there are design flaws.  Greenwave also just copied Stetzer, so that's another reason to support the original inventor.  But there are about 4 good reasons I do not recommend or sell Greenwave at this time.

I hope these answers were helpful.  Please let me know if you have more questions, and I hope I can speak with you about your new home!  Thank you!

High frequencies from power lines inside the home (cables in walls and cables plugged into walls) have been associated with cancer.  These frequencies are often referred to as "dirty electricity" or EMI, harmonics, high frequency voltage transients, resonant frequencies, and other names.  It is basically a by-product of using electricity.  It is unintentionally-generated signals that get injected into the wiring from our electronics and from things switching on and off.

Our minimum recommendation is to have nothing plugged into the bedroom outlets.  Having a battery operated flashlight/lantern is good, and alarm clock as well.  Keeping the cell phone off or in airplane mode at night is very important too.  And the cell phone should be 3 feet or more away WHILE it is off/airplane.

I am so sorry to hear of your diagnose, and wish you a speedy and full recovery with as little discomfort as possible.  There are some great natural treatments for cancer that might be worth looking into.  The Gerson Method is one.  But now there are many others and hybrids.

RF radiation from cell phones is also associated with increased risk of cancer unfortunately :(  Countless studies have confirmed this.  It's a known fact now.

Yes, the shielded power strip should still work with a voltage transformer.  It is always good to test with an electric field meter.  The transformer would also need to have an earth ground and pass that onto it's 120 volt outlet.

Transformers do generate EMF, and it is proportional to the amount of current (electricity) you are running through it.  You can position the transformer as far away from you as possible.  8 feet should be fine.  You can use one of our shielded extension cords to get you where you need the power to be :)

We do not at this time.  But I highly recommend the use of a good RF meter with sound like the Safe and Sound Pro 2 if you plan on attempting any smart meter shielding.  It's very important to measure before and after and ensure that the shielding has indeed reduced the exposure.

It is safest to buy your own modem that has no wireless capability.  The issue with disabling the wireless on equipment owned by the cable company is that they could run an update/refresh on the system and boom - your WiFi is back on without you knowing!  So it is much safer to buy a modem yourself, and then use one of our routers with it.

Have you tried updating the firmware for the router?  https://support.electrahealth.com/en/communities/47/topics/9918-updating-firmware-on-r6-and-r7-routers-and-access-points

There is a new version of the software for the router available.  You are actually probably a few versions behind as of this moment.  I would try this as the first step.

If you would like, we could update it for you.  There is a small fee for this, but it could save you a lot of time and make it very easy if you are not too tech-savvy or would rather just not deal with it.  The update fee should be about $15 if you'd like to have us do it.

We have seen a very small number of devices have issue with the beacon rate (beacon interval).  Our beacon rate is normally set to 1700-2000.  However, we have seen some devices that had trouble with this.

For that you could try turning the beacon rate down to 1000.  If this fixes the problem, then try going up with the beacon rate 100 at a time until it stops working again.  Use the highest number possible for beacon that all of your devices will tolerate.  This will reduce your exposure!

We normally disable the 5G radio on the routers.  So the 2.4 is enabled when you receive it from us.  But the 5G is disabled.  Have you enabled the 5G yet?

You can do this by visiting http://192.168.143.1 or on routers that shipped prior to October 2020 try http://192.168.1.1

Then go to Basic on the left.  You should see the options for 2.4 which you will see enabled with a checkbox.  Below that there is 5ghz that can be enabled by checking the checkbox as well (the WiFi password is already set as the same, but you certainly can change that if you want).  Then click Save and then Apply at the bottom