Circular King Size-WZ005

I can confirm this product works to shield EMFs and it is easy to set up. For my case, I hung it from a hook attached to the ceiling fan over my bed. HOWEVER, my experience is that you need to use it correctly for the shielding to work correctly. You need to hang it from the ceiling so it is acting as a completely enclosed canopy hanging over (but not touching) you. When I used it that way my EMF meter read zero. If the canopy is sagging or laying on top of you like a blanket the EMF shielding will be poor.

Doesn't say it but it does come with a under the bed grounding mat. Works very good in blocking signals. Take it from a person that's been in RF electronics for 30 years, you must ground all of your connections to a good earth ground. I also highly recommend purchasing the metal canopy frame work. It keeps the cover age out of your way. During the day it can hold the opening flap on top of frame. It makes it easier to make the bed and lets our cat go under the bed during the day.

I’m changing my one star rating to a three star rating. Originally, I was going to return this netting and I wrote a pretty scathing review. However, after continued testing, I’ve come to the conclusion that it is helping somewhat, just enough to help me sleep more deeply, more than I was able to sleep before installing the netting. So I would say that my sleep has improved by 50%, which might not sound like a lot but for someone who has had chronic insomnia due to EMF sensitivities for several years, I’ll take 50% and be grateful. However, when people buy this netting, they need to understand the limitations. First of all, it does nothing to stop cell phone frequencies. When I’m inside it completely enclosed, I can make phone calls and receive them. I also can surf the web, which means it’s not blocking Internet signals. It does sometimes limit the connections, however. I have a Tempur-pedic bed and realized that it is giving off enormous amounts of EMF and actually causes pain in my body. Because the bed is enclosed by the netting, it obviously does nothing for that. In addition, our smart TV can be 100% controlled by our handheld controller with zero limitations. With all that said, you may be wondering why I still kept it. This is why….. my husband purchased a DEWENWILS Outdoor Wireless Remote Control Outlet (remote control outlet consists of 1 transmitter and receiver that can be plugged into outlets). The smart TV and the Tempur-pedic bed, among other electrical items including surge protectors (which can radiate a ton of EMF), can be plugged into this device. The device comes with a controller. This device allows the user to completely shut down, whatever is plugged into it. As some of you may already know, smart TVs are constantly sending out pinging signals (just like a smart meter), which creates almost constant EMF radiating out. These pinging radiating signals can interrupt a person’s sleep cycle. Turning the TV off with the TVs controller is not enough. You can still see the light glow in the “off”state, right? That means it’s not completely shut down. When you use the outlet plug-in device, it turns the TV off as though you unplugged it from the wall outlet altogether. It stops the pinging, at least I believe it does with my older-model smart TV. Unfortunately, they may be making TVs now that even when shut down 100% can still ping signals out. So the bottom line is, when I’m enclosed in the netting in my bed, and my bed is shut off and the smart TV is shut off (and I put my cell phone on airplane mode, turn off Wi-Fi, turn off Bluetooth, turn the phone off all the way and place it in a different room), I can sleep at least six hours per night. Unfortunately, I haven’t been able to sleep eight hours yet. We have tested this approach three times. I’ve removed the netting completely and shut down everything as I mentioned with the outlet device, but I still tossed and turned, unable to fall into a deep sleep. All three tests, which were each conducted one week apart, resulted in the same conclusion, that it’s doing something positive, if even just enough to get a relatively decent night sleep. One thing I also do need to mention is that testing the netting with an EMF tester device enclosed inside is not enough. Every time I enclosed myself with the netting and turned the EMF tester device on it either completely shut off or ran at very low EMF reading, BUT ONLY DURING THE DAY. Strangely enough, running the same test at night time resulted in seeing a red light/noisy static reading. So this tells me that in the area I live in Southern California, there may be some 5G activity that seems to increase at night time. And it also tells me that if it is indeed 5G, this net does nothing to block it. Or at least very little. That’s my guess. I researched the locations of super large 5G towers in my area and there are 3 within 3 - 4 miles each in each direction, placing my house within a triangular area. My entire family has been experiencing EMF symptoms for the past six months at a much higher level. So would I recommend this product? For me, yes. For anyone else, maybe. You just have to be very diligent in how you perform your own tests and making similar adjustments to your bedroom. And if you don’t have a EMF reader device, you should buy one. Plus reducing the number of electronic items in your bedrooms would definitely help. When I first started this process, I counted a ridiculous 16 items plugged into my bedroom, not including three surge protectors. You also need to be aware of dirty electricity. We tested for that in our house is fine. The seller of this product needs to be more specific in the product limitations so that people know what they are buying. The netting itself is made well and it’s lightweight enough to where you can watch TV from inside it (when the TV is outside of it). It can be pretty hot inside the netting in the summertime. We purchased a square canopy frame which is working well. The netting comes with two doors, one on each side, that overlap. We purchased some very lightweight magnet strips to keep the overlapping doors more secure in the closed position. That seems to work. Also, you do not want to touch the netting with lotion on your hands as it will leave smudge marks. Handle the netting with clean hands only. Anyway, that’s all I can think of. Good luck to anyone who purchases this protective netting. And stay healthy.🙏🏻

I bought this canopy 2 weeks ago and am happy with the purchase. It does not smell. looks good and blocks 20 out of 25 Wi-fi networks. However, it's not very effective against cell-phone signal - my phone goes from 3 bars to 2 bars inside this canopy. And it's not protecting from my neighbors hearing device that she plugs in her TV (I think it's Bluetooth based). BUT, it costs almost half the price of the most expensive ones, so the price is justified if you travel or are on a budget.

fell apart few days after i got it , no 100 % refund like it says on box , bait and switch , for a crappy thin made cheap product as this was . for 550.00 and a restock fee of almost 100.00 dollars on a ripped seam,? only worked if you grounded it to the floor and only lowered it to 1 g level . no grounding wires or mats for under the bed as needed . Vague instructions to improve performance . wouldn't waste money on this ,make your own .

will block all 2g signals around you, but you need to double it up (buy 2) to take 5g wireless down to two bars. no matter what, this will make you sleep MUCH better!!! and, ps. don't sleep with your cell phone inside of it!!!

This is the cheapest canopy on the market and after a few months of owning it, it still blocks about 50% of wifi signal to my cell phone. I don't see how people are giving it one star, read the headline.

First good night sleep in a while. I am less achey this morning.