EMF sensitivity is a controversial subject, but some people are reporting being definitely sensitive when exposed to electromagnetic fields. They can “feel it in the air”, even if they cannot accurately determine the source of their annoyance, but it is there and it is surely disturbing. Commonly mentioned effects include pressure in the head or temples, headaches, increased perspiration, a feeling of stress, and even persisting fatigue, sleeping disorders, dizziness, ears’ ringing noise, or even (less frequently) skin reactions or irritation. A part of the scientific community is also concerned that chronic exposure of more sensitive people to EMFs has not been adequately researched.

Argonaut enclosures are ideal for sensitive people, who feel discomfort when working with, or are close to, emitting devices. The Argonaut development team used input by electrosensitive people to collect subjective feedback about the relief coming from the reduction in EMF intensity. The results were always positive. Argonaut is a 25-30db Faraday cage*, which means that radiation from enclosed devices will be reduced by a factor of 1:300 to 1:1000, and, although the effects of EMF are highly specific to different persons, this level of shielding generally makes a big difference.

The large majority of today's professional people are relying on computers for their work, staying long hours with laptops and workstations, which many times are powerful and equipped with high-performance graphics cards. Sometimes these computer users are not aware of the effects of their daily 'EMF-rich' environment but might be experiencing the subtle but chronic effects of EMF radiation. Argonaut is an ideal solution for this problem and gives the opportunity to businesses to reduce the daily EMF exposure of their employees. With Argonaut this is easy, elegant and economical. Using Argonaut in the professional environment has been reported to have a clear positive effect on stress levels and productivity.