Cell Guard

Electromagetic radiation (EMR) emitted by cell phones, PDAs, Bluetooth headsets, etc, has been linked to various stress-induced health issues. We subject ourselves to this overbearing external stressor every day. The GIA Cell Guard allows you to use your cell phone, smart phone, Bluetooth or PDA with the peace of mind you deserve. Utilizing proprietary GIAplex technology, the GIA Cell Guard actively works to neutralize the effects of your exposure to harmful radiation and is designed to strengthen the body's resilience to stress at the same time.

GIAplex combines the benefits of patented noise field technology MRET (Molecular Resonance Effect Technology), and GIA's proprietary subtly energy technology ERT (Energy Resonance Technology).

The combination of these two groundbreaking technologies offers and effective way to deal with the cumulative stress associated with living in today's electronic and wireless environment.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Do I need to do anything to the cell phone before I apply the GIA Cell Guard?
  • For best adhesion, make sure the phone's surface is clean. Apply the GIA Cell Guard to a dry, flat surface.

• Can I move my Cell Guard from one cell phone to another cell phone?
  • GIA does NOT recommend moving a Cell Guard from one phone to another - unless it is the exact same make and model of the original cell phone. Different phones emit and receive different frequency ranges, therefore the Cell Guard should not be transferred.

• Will the GIA Cell Guard affect the signal strength of my phone?
  • The GIA Cell Guard has been designed to neutralize the effects of your exposure to EMR, while leaving the signal strength of your cell phone unaffected.

• Is the Cell Guard water and heat resistant?
  • Yes, the Cell Guard is water and heat resistant. Although, it's safe to say if you submerge it in water or set it on fire, it's likely you'll need to replace it.

• What's the difference between the GIA Cell Guard and the GIA Universal Guard?
  • There are a few key differences between the two. The amount of patented polymer used in the Universal Guard is different than in the Cell Guard, as it is designed to be used on larger electronic devices. Their individual shape and packaging are different as well. The Cell Guard is wrapped individually, as well as in 4-packs, while the Universal Guard comes in packs of 2, 6 and 12.

• If I use the GIA Hands-Free Airtube Headset, do I still need to put a Cell Guard on my phone?
  • Yes, you still want to have the GIA Cell Guard on your cell phone. The best combination to address both the exposure to EMR emitted from your cell phone and providing you with hands-free convenience is by using them together.