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Safe in pregnancy and around babies?

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‎01-04-2025 08:21

‎01-04-2025 08:21

I'm sure this has been asked before but i can't find anything official.

 

Is it safe to wear a charge 5 during pregnancy and when holding a baby?

 

Concerned about Bluetooth and emf

 

Thanks

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‎01-06-2025 08:35 - edited ‎01-06-2025 11:25

‎01-06-2025 08:35 - edited ‎01-06-2025 11:25

Hello there @Juliabb11, welcome to the Community!

I can definitely understand your concerns about Bluetooth devices.  

Based on current research, Bluetooth devices emit very low levels of non-ionizing radiation, which is not considered harmful to humans. However, if you have other concerns, always consult your healthcare provider. 

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‎01-06-2025 08:35 - edited ‎01-06-2025 11:25

‎01-06-2025 08:35 - edited ‎01-06-2025 11:25

Hello there @Juliabb11, welcome to the Community!

I can definitely understand your concerns about Bluetooth devices.  

Based on current research, Bluetooth devices emit very low levels of non-ionizing radiation, which is not considered harmful to humans. However, if you have other concerns, always consult your healthcare provider. 

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