How can I know that my product is working?Updated 7 months ago

SYB products are scientifically designed and lab-tested to shield against electromagnetic field (EMF) radiation. To confirm their effectiveness, you can take the following steps:

1. Test with an EMF Meter

    •    Most SYB products can be tested with an EMF meter, a device that measures radiation levels.

    •    Follow these steps:

    1.    Measure the EMF levels from your device without using the SYB product.

    2.    Place the SYB product between the device and the meter, ensuring the shielding side is facing the meter.

    3.    Observe the significant reduction in EMF levels.

    •    Note: Products like the SYB Air Tube Headphones and SYB H.A.R.D. cannot be tested with standard EMF meters due to their unique designs.

2. Review Laboratory Test Results

    •    All SYB products are tested in accredited laboratories to verify their shielding effectiveness.

    •    You can view detailed test reports on the SYB Laboratory Test Results page.

3. Understand the Product’s Design

    •    SYB products are based on the principles of the Faraday Cage, which deflects EMF radiation away from your body.

    •    For example:

    •    The SYB Phone Shield blocks radiation on the side facing your body while allowing your phone to function normally.

    •    The SYB Air Tube Headphones eliminate EMF by transmitting sound via air instead of wires.

4. Customer Feedback

    •    Many customers report noticeable improvements, such as reduced symptoms of EMF exposure (e.g., headaches or fatigue) after using SYB products. Check our reviews on product pages for real-world testimonials.

5. Special Considerations for the SYB Air Tube Headsets and the SYB H.A.R.D.

    •    Because of the nature of how the H.A.R.D. and Air Tubes are meant to be used, it is not possible to verify their product claims at home with a regular meter. This is because in order to test the claims with the HARD or the Air Tubes, your phone would, ipso facto, need to be nearby. And phones are such powerful sources of EMF that the radiation from your phone will overwhelm whatever levels would be coming from your headset. Add to this, consumer-grade meters are not able to tell you the source of the various EMF that you’re picking up– nor are they sufficiently accurate for near-field measurements that small deltas can be relied on.

If you need guidance on testing or interpreting results, SYB offers free resources on how to measure EMF effectively. Visit the EMF Testing Resources page for detailed instructions.