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The world’s only case with patented technology proven to reduce cell phone radiation by more than 50% while maintaining signal strength.
Cell phones emit radiation
Your mobile phone communicates by transmitting and receiving encoded signals comprised of radio-frequency energy, a form of electromagnetic radiation. You can absorb over 50% of the radiation from your cell phone during normal use.
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There is an established and growing body of research suggesting cell phone radiation is harmful
- Based on studies of increased brain cancer risk in heavy mobile phone users, the World Health Organization classifies mobile phone radiation as a “possible human carcinogen.”
- In 2018, the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences found “clear evidence” that mobile phone radiation exposure is linked to tumors in animal studies.
- In 2011, the Journal of the American Medical Association published research showing an increase in glucose metabolism in the region of the brain closest to a transmitting cell phone. RF radiation appears to have a direct biological effect.
- Other studies show cell phone use affecting male fertility.
Our products reduce radiation, not reception
Gadget Guard cases with alara are embedded with a patented, micro-thin antenna that automatically pairs with your phone to dramatically reduce your exposure to cell phone radiation. It does not shield or block RF, but redirects radiation away from you while maintaining signal. That’s good for you and your phone!
While investigating the RF exposure of some popular smartphones, the Chicago Tribune found iPhone 7 exceeds the legal safety limit set by the FCC guidelines. While the lab shockingly found iPhone 7 and 11 Pro exceed the RF exposure legal safety limit, the lab tests showed alara technology reduces radiation exposure by over 75%. Gadget Guard cases equipped with alara technology protect both you and your loved ones from harm, and provides superior protection from drop damage.
FCC RF safety limits are dated and popular phones, such as iPhones 7 and 11 Pro, fail even those lenient limits
Twenty-four years ago, the FCC established guidelines for mobile phone radiation. Twenty-four years ago, the smartphone was not developed, and phones were primarily tethered inside automobiles. Today, an average person uses their phone 52 times/day. The FCC guidelines allowing testing up to 25mm (or 1 inch) from the body do not constitute today’s normal use conditions. Your phone is often flat, 0mm, against your skin, such as in a pocket or sports bra. Luckily, alara technology helps with that too.
