Shield your body from
everyday radiation.
Your laptop, phone, and router emit electromagnetic radiation every second they’re on. RADIHALT’s copper-nickel Faraday blanket puts a measurable barrier between that energy and your body.

Engineered to protect. Built to last.
Most EMF blankets use silver fabric that degrades with every wash. We chose copper-nickel alloy for the same reason engineers trust it — it doesn’t quit.
Copper-Nickel Outlasts Silver
Silver-based fabrics tarnish, losing effectiveness over time. Our copper-nickel alloy is inherently corrosion-resistant — the same alloy family trusted in marine hardware, aerospace components, and desalination systems.
Real Faraday Physics
Not a sticker. Not an app. A woven conductive mesh that physically blocks RF energy — the same principle behind Faraday cages used in military and aerospace shielding. Electromagnetic fields cannot pass through a conductive barrier.
Zero Device Interference
Your laptop, phone, and WiFi keep working normally on the exposed side. The blanket reduces radiation directionally — shielding your body without disrupting your connection or signal strength.
Goes Where Your Devices Go
Drape it over your lap while working, lay it under your laptop, toss it over your router at night. At 18×18 inches, it’s compact enough for a bag and versatile enough for any setup.
Three seconds to lower exposure
Unfold
Take it out of its compact pouch. Fits in a bag, a drawer, or a glove box.
Place
Lay it between you and your device — over your lap, under your laptop, wherever makes sense.
That’s it
Use your device normally. The Faraday fabric handles the shielding while you work, browse, or stream.
See what you’re getting

RADIHALT EMF Protection Blanket
Woven copper-nickel alloy Faraday fabric, backed with soft material for everyday comfort. Engineered to reduce electromagnetic radiation from laptops, phones, routers, and other wireless devices.
- Material: Copper-nickel alloy woven into soft, flexible fabric
- Washable: Hand wash cold, lay flat to dry — shielding won’t degrade
- Portable: Folds flat for bags, drawers, and travel
- Versatile: Laptop shield, phone mat, router cover, or baby blanket
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Frequently asked
Conductive metal fibers (in our case, copper-nickel alloy) are woven directly into the fabric. When electromagnetic radiation hits this mesh, the conductive material absorbs and reflects the energy — the same principle used in Faraday cages, aerospace shielding, and military-grade equipment. Place the blanket between you and the source, and less radiation reaches your body.
No. The blanket reduces radiation on the side touching your body, but your device’s WiFi, cellular, and Bluetooth signals continue to function normally on the exposed side. It’s a directional shield, not a signal jammer.
Silver tarnishes when exposed to air and moisture, which can reduce its shielding effectiveness over time. Copper-nickel alloy is inherently corrosion-resistant — it’s the same family of alloy used in marine propellers and desalination systems specifically because it holds up under harsh conditions. It also has natural antimicrobial properties.
The 18×18″ is the go-to for laptops and phones — it drapes over your lap or sits under a device on your desk. The 36×30″ gives you full coverage and works well as a baby blanket, larger lap shield, or router cover.
Yes. The copper-nickel fibers are woven into the fabric — they won’t wash out or scratch off. Hand wash in cold water with a mild detergent and lay flat to dry for best results.
There’s ongoing scientific research into the long-term effects of everyday EMF exposure. We’re not here to make medical claims. What we can tell you is that reducing exposure is a precautionary step many health-conscious people choose to take — and a physical Faraday barrier is one of the most straightforward ways to do it.
Put something real between you and your radiation.
No subscription. No app. Just copper-nickel Faraday fabric that does its job, silently, every time you use your devices.