Yes. ODIN's TA-1 was independently tested by RF Exposure Lab, LLC (rfexposurelab.com), an A2LA-accredited testing laboratory (Testing Cert. #2387.01) based in San Marcos, California. A2LA (the American Association for Laboratory Accreditation) is one of the leading accreditation bodies that verifies labs meet recognized international competence standards (ISO/IEC 17025) — so this isn't a self-issued or in-house test, it's an independently accredited third party validating the results.

The evaluation measured SAR (Specific Absorption Rate) — the internationally recognized metric for how much radiofrequency energy the body absorbs from a device — using the industry-standard DASY52 robotic dosimetric system, tested against FCC, Industry Canada (RSS-102 / Safety Code 6), and European (EN 62209-1528, EN 50566) standards.

Testing was performed with the TA-1 mounted on current flagship phones (iPhone 17 and Samsung S26) across multiple LTE and 5G bands. In every band tested, the phone's measured 1g SAR was lower with the TA-1 installed than without it — reductions ranging from roughly 18% to 45% depending on the phone and band.

Full report: ODIN TA-1 SAR Test Report — RF Exposure Lab, Report No. R&D.20260701, July 2026

No. Full sound quality and Bluetooth range are maintained, you won't notice it's there.

AirPods 2, 3, 4, Pro, and all short-stem wireless earbuds.

Yes, the ultra-thin design fits right inside your charging case.

Bluetooth EMF, RFID/NFC signals, and it's built to be compatible with 5G/LTE frequencies as well.

Try it risk-free for 30 days. If you're not satisfied for any reason, you get a full refund, no questions asked.

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