We provide onsite services to the following regions: Gold Coast Logan Brisbane Tweed Northern NSW Travel charges of $100 per hour apply after the first hour from Reedy Creek Gold Coast. Book onsite services If you live outside these areas we offer online video consultations Book online advisory services - EMF's - IT - Shielding Book online advisory services - Wireless to Wired

Our qualified EMF/IT engineer will come to your home or business. We will tailor our consultation to suit your goals and budget and guide you to a safer yet practical solution for you and your family. We will provide a personalised preliminary written report on arrival, chat with you about your EMF concerns and goals and then tailor the consultation to address those for you. We will then take measurements throughout the home. The power and wireless devices will need to be turned off at the mains for approximately 1 hour, so please be prepared for some time offline. At the end of the consultation we will update you verbally on our findings and discuss some proposed solutions. We will provide the final written report with the measurements and our recommendations within 48 hours. We spend approximately 3 hours onsite for an extensive review of radio-frequency (RF) wireless radiation and a quick review of key risk areas for magnetic, electric and dirty electricity radiation. During the 3 hours onsite, we can usually eliminate or reduce some EMF as we progress but need to leave more complex solutions until after the consultation and you can choose whether you wish to proceed with those, which may involve more consulting hours and materials to implement. We can provide estimates of the costs to conduct further testing and to implement safer tech solutions. We will provide a final quote for materials and estimated consulting time should you wish to proceed. We do prefer all adults remain onsite during the appointment so we can show you safer ways to use your devices and to access any IT portals on modems and enter passwords for any devices in the home, if necessary. If you need to be elsewhere during that time we understand and will work with that. If you have further questions please do ask. You can reach us at hello@saferemf.com.au 07 5576 9546 or fill in the contact us form www.saferemf.com.au/contact Book onsite services

We follow our fully flexible 5 Step Process to detect and reduce EMF's in the home or workplace: 1. Measure and identify We use EMF meters to find the source of any internal and external EMF's. We compare these levels to building biology standards which were developed to minimise the risk of biological harm 2. Eliminate wireless radiation and install low EMF alternatives We turn off the wireless functions in your devices and supply and install alternate technology solutions, such as ethernet data cabling, safer modems with WiFi on/off buttons and adaptors, so you can use those same devices but with lower EMF 3. Minimise exposure If the wireless radiation cannot be eliminated we provide advice on ways to minimise exposure 4. Shielding If the radiation cannot be eliminated or minimised, we provide advice on shielding solutions like curtains, bed canopies, WiFi and device shields, clothing, mobile phone cases and low EMF headphones 5. Training and monitoring Throughout the process we will show you how to continue using your devices with reduced exposure to wireless radiation. We know that settings, product design and your internal and external environment can unexpectedly change from low EMF to high EMF so we also supply EMF meters to enable you to continue to monitor changes to your environment Book a SaferEMF assessment

You can measure EMF levels using an EMF meter or RF meter. Safer EMF can measure the EMF for you, or you can buy or hire a meter from our online shop and do it yourself. Book a Safer EMF assessment Buy or hire a meter

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We offer flat rate shipping Australia-Wide, based on the size of your parcel: Please also refer to the Estimated Time to Delivery in the product listings as some products may have extended delivery time frames. ​ Free local pickup from Reedy Creek Gold Coast is offered for EMF Meters and many other products. Call us to check pickup days/times and product availability 07 5576 9546

If you would like any of our products shipped outside of Australia, please contact hello@saferemf.com.au for a shipping quote. Alternatively you can order direct from our Preferred Brands For reference only: NZ Shipping price is $25 AUD for items 3kg and under. For items over 3kg, a shipping charge of $80 will be allocated to the order. If your order is over 4kg, a custom shipping charge will be quoted for you. Shipping to the USA for 0-1kg is $45, 1kg-4.9kg $70, and 4.9kg-5kg $105 AUD. International shipping times are estimated to be 5-25 business days.

We are unable to accept returns for change of mind purchases so please choose carefully. If you would like further help to better understand our products and services please send questions to hello@saferemf.com.au We will repair, replace or refund if a product or service doesn’t meet one of the basic rights, known as consumer guarantees outlined at accc.gov.au. If you would like to return a product under these conditions, please email us at hello@saferemf.com.au and we'll walk you through the steps.

Please note that these instructions do not guarantee a successful installation. Professional window film installers are recommended. Installation should not commence if glass temperature drops below 40 degrees Fahrenheit, or 5 degrees Celsius. Parts List • Distilled or filtered water • Spray bottle* • Paper towels- high absorbent or soft lint-free cloths • Mounting solution - Johnson’s baby shampoo • Razor blade scraper - single edge type 1", 3", or 6" scraper (for large windows) • Masking tape- one ¾" roll • Cutting guide • Cutting knife with snap away blades and extra blades • Drop cloth • Window squeegee • Screw driver or tools to remove blinds or window treatment hardware • Garbage bags Step 1 – Prepare a 24 oz spray bottle: Add one cap of Johnson’s Baby shampoo to empty clean bottle. Fill spray bottle with water (not hot) to top. The baby shampoo does not activate the pressure sensitive adhesive of the film but merely allows the installer to more easily place the film against the glass and slide it into place. If the film is not sliding on the glass during installation, add a little more shampoo. If the film slides too easily, add more water. Step 2 – Prepare work environment: Move any furniture, blinds, etc that may hinder access to the window. Lay down drop cloths to maintain a neat work area. Step 3 – Scrape interior face of window: Wet the glass with contents of the spray bottle. Use single edge safety razors to thoroughly clean dirt and debris from the glass. Make sure to scrape around the edges. Step 4 – Wash & dry window: Wet the glass again with contents of the spray bottle. Use a window squeegee to wipe the glass clean. Take a paper towel and run along the gaskets (especially the lower edge) to remove any debris that may be trapped. Be careful to remove any lint. Step 5 – Prepare film: Cut the width of the film out of the box 1-2 inches wider than the window. Cut the length of the film 2 inches longer than the window. Generously wet the glass with the contents of the spray bottle. Remove the protective liner from the adhesive (inner) side of the film. (You can apply tape to both sides of a convenient corner and pull apart to start the separation.) Note: Your fingers will have microscopic dust and dirt so wash your hands in a clean rinse bucket! Dust particles are in the air, so are animal hairs and even insects. You want to minimize the possibilities of any of these getting between the glass and film when you install. When you are peeling and sticking you want to be clean, fast and accurate. You will not want the film to touch anything on the way to the glass because it may pick up debris that will need to be washed out before the final squeegee step. Every second between when you wash the glass and when you apply the film dust will be landing on the glass. There is no way to prevent it completely, but you must try to minimize it. Step 6 – Apply the film: Align the factory edge of the film to one of the edges of the window gasket and press to the glass. Note that if the film slips too easily against the glass that you have added too much shampoo to the spray bottle. Now carefully place the piece of film into exact position, moving slowly so that you don't wrinkle or fold the film. If you accidentally fold it, carefully pull it apart, re-wet it, then continue. With film on glass, look for dirt specks and hairs. If dust or hair are present carefully peel back the film and remove them, then re-spray that area with solution. This is very common, don't panic, just take your time. Next, lightly squeegee down the center of the window to tack the film into it's correct position. Step 7 – Squeegee film: Use the window squeegee to remove the water trapped between the glass and the film. You must use firm pressure so that no water remains trapped. Please note that it is impossible to remove all the water and that you will notice tiny water bubbles left behind. The sun will dry out this condition. Squeegee up and down from center, then sideways from the center. Squeegee the entire window vertically then horizontally from the center out to the edges, making a grid-type pattern. This is to push the film out to the sides geometrically. Work from the center out to each side, from the center up, from the center down, working towards the sides from the center, HORIZONTALLY AND VERTICALLY. You should end at the 4 corners of the film last. This method insures that the film is efficiently stretched out geometrically, preventing wrinkles and peeling. The more water drops you get out, the better. This is a difficult step if done in direct sunlight, because the water starts to dry and the adhesive tacks too fast. Wipe water from the edges of the film with paper towels. Make a final check for dust, sand, hairs, etc. Step 8 – Trim film: Use a razor knife and a cutting edge and trim the film carefully against the window gasket, ensuring a straight cut. Change blades often, the cutting should feel almost effortless. If the blade drags or snags, change blades. The general rule is to change blades for every window, don't be cheap, it's important!!! Step 9 – Dry edges: Take a paper towel and run along the edges of the film to remove any excess water. Do not leave standing water. Step 10 – Clean film: Mildly spray the film with contents of spray bottle and wipe away with window squeegee. This will improve the aesthetic appearance of the film. Step 11 – Flatten edges: Wrap a paper towel around a small wooden block and press down the edges to ensure good seal. Step 12 - Edge sealing is required to ensure the no moisture come in contact with the edge of the film. This will protect the edges from pealing away from the window and keep moisture away from the edge of the film. It is best to do this once the film has completely dried (approx. 1 – 2 weeks) The film can be cleaned thirty (30) days after installation: • use a mild soap solution or non abrasive window cleaner • do not use a brush • soak particularly dirty spots first • do not press too hard on film • to dry use a squeegee or chamois • do not use tape or other adhesive products on the film