Blushield Announce the Launch of the All-New EVO Series
Nov 8, 2023
Key Takeaways
- Blushield has launched its latest EVO series, providing strong protection against 5G and EMF radiation.
- The first device released under the EVO series is the EVO Cube Black, which offers top-level protection from background radiation.
- The EVO Cube Black covers an area of 280 meters in diameter and can be placed on a table or shelf without any need for adjustment.
- Blushield recommends the use of EVO products for areas with 5G towers, smart electric meters, and WiFi, including commercial spaces, factories, hospitals, and schools.
- Blushield offers a wide range of EMF protection devices and accessories, including their latest generation of EMF blocking technology represented by the EVO Cube Black.
Provider of a range of devices designed to protect users from the effects of wireless microwave radiation, Blushield has announced the launch of its latest EVO series. This represents the brand’s strongest protection yet against 5G and EMF radiation.
Hong Kong - November 8, 2023 —
Blushield has announced the launch of its latest selection of wireless microwave radiation protection devices. The EVO series offers the strongest protection ever against 5G. This in turn aims to help its users sleep better, have more energy, reduce blood sugar and enhance their cognitive state.
The first device to be released under the EVO series label is the EVO Cube Black. This is a cube-shaped device with a matte black finish that aims to offer top-level protection from the background radiation that Blushield has to offer. Offering protection in an area of 280 meters diameter in a sphere around itself, the EVO Cube Black can be placed out of the way on a table or shelf, offering protection without the need for any further adjustment or operation.
The EVO Cube Black comes with a 12-volt power pack, which can be plugged in anywhere in the home, and works in any country that uses 100 to 240-volt mains. Blushield recommends the use of their new EVO products for those situated where there are 5G towers, as well as smart electric meters and WiFi, including commercial office spaces, factories, hospitals and schools.
The team at Blushield have been in operation for 14 years are among the industry leaders in EMF & 5G protection products. They designed products to speak to the concerns of those who are concerned about the health effects potentially caused by EMFs, including cellphone towers, mobile phones, WiFi routers, 5G towers, and more. Many people have voiced their concerns over symptoms thought to be related to EMF exposure, such as nausea, headaches, fatigue, dizziness, vertigo, and more. As such, Blushield designed technology that can protect the family and home from exposure to EMF waves, easing those concerned about their potential health ramifications.
Blushield offers a wide range of different EMF protection devices and accessories. This includes their EMF blocking technology, which the EVO Cube Black represents the latest generation of, but also accessories like hats, headphones, drinking bottles, and more, all designed with technology to block EMF exposure in daily life. As EMF blocking technology develops, Blushield always remains at the forefront, getting it out to people as soon as possible.
For more information about Blushield use the contact details below:
Contact Info:
Name: Mark Langdon
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Organization: Blushield
Address: Flat 7 Blk B, 23/F Hoover Ind Bldg, No 26 - 38 Kwai Cheong Rd, Kwai Chung, NT, Hong Kong
Phone: +66-6-5759-5795
Website: https://www.blushield.global/
Release ID: 89112546
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