HigherDose Just Launched An EMF-Blocking Fanny Pack — My Honest Review (+ Save 20%)

Research on electromagnetic fields (EMFs) is still limited, but it’s no secret that we’re exposed to radiation daily—be it from your microwave oven, Bluetooth devices, or the cellphone that’s likely in your hand right now. 

Per longevity specialist and medical director Seema Bonney, M.D., “reported symptoms to the radiation that comes from EMF include headaches, anxiety, suicide and depression, nausea, fatigue, and loss of libido.” And while Bonney says the best thing would be to avoid the source completely, I don’t predict these devices will go anywhere anytime soon. 

It gives me peace of mind

While there’s still a lot to learn about the way EMFs impact our health, I personally feel a bit uneasy about having a constant wave of radiation (i.e. my cellphone) strapped to my body. 

“Personally, as a longevity/functional medicine physician, I do have concerns about this radiation and have used products that provide a shield to lower this,” Bonney says. “I believe down the road, more research will show increasing disease of cancer and other autoimmune diseases due to EMR.”

The HigherDose Fanny Pack has a silver EMF-blocking lining to protect your body and its vital organs from the radiation your cellphone emits. 

Of course, it’s important to note that there is no concrete research confirming that EMF-blocking shields are effective—but, as Bonney points out, there are not any real risks of trying the technology. 

It’s incredibly chic

Aesthetically, I'm actually obsessed with this fanny pack. As in, I just shelved my ride-or-die Lululemon belt bag for the foreseeable future.

The sleek bag is made from vegan leather, and it can be worn as a belt bag or crossbody. It has an easily adjustable strap so you can find the perfect fit no matter how you choose to wear it.

It fits everything I need

The bag has pockets on the outer front and bag, along with multiple inside pockets. It fits my keys, phone, lip balm, headphones, a small wallet, and other essentials.

It’s very well-made

It might seem pricey at $89, but (just like everything I've tested from HigherDose) this bag is built to last. I can tell the leather is high-quality and super durable.