Most EMF protection looks like military surplus. Oasys is designed for the rooms you actually live in — the kitchen counter, the nightstand, the bag you take to dinner.
Your phone sits two feet from your head while you sleep.
Your laptop rests on your stomach for nine hours a day.
Your router runs through the bedroom wall.
You can't see EMF. But your body knows it's there.
Oasys makes a small set of objects that turn it off. Not because technology is the enemy — it isn't. Because your nervous system was built for a quieter world than the one we live in.
Build your first off-zone around the moments your phone sits closest: pocket, bag, desk, and bedside.
Closest-contact moments
Physical barrier, not an app
Close it, repeat it
First Move
Start where the phone sits closest.
At night. In your pocket. Beside the laptop. The problem is not owning a phone. It is keeping an active signal against your body for hours. Give it a visible off-zone and the better habit becomes easy.
Keep your phone within reach, just not pressed against your body.
Bedside
Keep alarms close while giving your nightstand a clear EMF off-zone.
Desk
Move the active device out of the work zone without making it hard to access.
Travel
Create one repeatable device place for airport, hotel, and commute days.
The Lab
Protection you can measure.
For the person who wants less signal near the body, and a clear reason to believe it. Oasys uses a closed faraday barrier tested across 600 MHz to 6 GHz.
600 MHz - 6 GHz
Up to 99.6% RF attenuation
Closed faraday barrier
Verified Range
The barrier is the mechanism.
Your phone uses cellular, WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, RFID, and NFC bands all day. Oasys is built to block those everyday ranges when the sleeve is closed.
A physical faraday barrier you close around the device.
Measure the roomDecide with data
Measure It
Before you guess, see what is active.
Use Meter 01 to check the places where devices sit the longest: bed, desk, bag, car, and travel setup. Then choose protection where it actually changes your day.
Faraday-grade shielding for the places your phone already lives: pocket, nightstand, desk, bag. Quiet materials. Clear numbers. Nothing to perform.
99.6% RF attenuation
600 MHz - 6 GHz
Made for daily rituals
Closed barrierSignal off-zone
The Mechanism
The phone stays close. The signal does not.
Oasys gives your device a physical place to go when you want it nearby, just not broadcasting against your body. Slide it in. Close the barrier. Keep the access without the constant exposure.
"I used to toss my phone across the room at night just to get some distance. Now it sits in the Oasys and I don't think twice."
Mara Ellison, Verified Customer
Your phone can stay useful without sitting against your body all night. That is the point: less signal where you rest, with a habit simple enough to repeat.
Bedside routine
Point Of View
If it's not easy, you won't use it. We built for that.
Most EMF products fail for the same reason: they ask you to change how you live. Oasys is engineered around the habits you already have, so the better choice is the one that takes zero effort.
01
Straight answers.
Real shielding specs. Real use cases. We show you what Oasys blocks, how it works, and where the data comes from — no vague claims, no doomsday language.
02
Nothing to explain.
Every product is designed to look like it belongs: on your nightstand, in your bag, on your desk. No one asks what it is. And if they do, you won't feel weird answering.
03
Start where you feel it most.
Bedside. Pocket. Desk. Commute. You don't need a full system. Pick the signal point that bothers you and add more only when it makes sense.
Product Line
One system. Every signal point.
Each Oasys product targets a specific moment in your day where your device sits closest to your body. Start with one. Add when it makes sense.
A quiet refuge for your phone. Slide it in, seal the velcro flap, and every signal — cellular, WiFi, Bluetooth, NFC — goes dark. The faraday lining is independently tested to block 99.6% of RF radiation from 600 MHz to 6 GHz.
The same signal-blocking lining, scaled for your laptop. Available in 13" and 16" sizes. The interior compartment uses our proprietary faraday fabric while the exterior is water-resistant ballistic nylon.
A 4-liter daily sling with a faraday-lined phone pocket. Keep your phone on you without the radiation on you. The main compartment stays signal-open for anything else you carry.
A 30-liter weekender with a dedicated faraday pocket for the devices that travel closest. Phone, fob, wallet, tablet — drop them into the lined compartment and keep moving without carrying the signal against you.
A full-size day pack with a dedicated faraday compartment. Drop your phone in the lined pocket and it goes completely dark — while everything else in the bag stays connected. Built for commuters who want protection without sacrifice.
The product that started it all. A small pouch that sits on your nightstand. Drop your phone in before bed — every signal goes dark. Your alarm still works when you pull it out in the morning. The room changes in a week.
A faraday-lined dish for your keys and fob. Blocks relay attacks on keyless entry vehicles while keeping your entry organized. Sits on any counter, fits any decor.
A merino wool blanket interwoven with silver-coated copper fiber. Drape it over your lap, wrap it around your shoulders, or lay it across your bed. The EMF under the blanket drops to near zero.
See what you can't feel. Meter 01 reads RF radiation from 50 MHz to 8 GHz with milliwatt precision. Walk through your home and find the hot spots — then fix them with the rest of the line.
A credit-card-sized faraday shield. Slide it into your wallet next to your contactless cards and it blocks skimming attacks. The cheapest entry point into the Oasys system.
RFID-blocking passport sleeve in ballistic nylon. Fits passport, boarding pass, and two cards. The one thing you don't want broadcasting at the airport.
The gift that introduces the brand. Sleeve 01, The Bedside, and a Field Card in an oat-colored box with a linen cord. Saves $22 versus buying separately.
