Shaun H.
Posted
Scam.
Scam. Is just a USB storage device
Poor
91 reviews
5G BioShield is listed under Internet & Software in Yelm, Washington.
5G BioShield (5gbioshield.com) has 91 customer reviews on Consumer Courier, with an average rating of 2.1 out of 5.
91 approved reviews, newest moderated first
Shaun H.
Posted
Scam. Is just a USB storage device
Duncan
Posted
Scam product. Avoid.
Andrew A.
Posted
These are standard memory sticks. Obviously fake as reported by BBC, search Google for BBC, 5GBioshield Article is titled "Pulling apart a £339 anti-5G USB stick" Have reported to Trading Standards.
Nonn
Posted
Scam products, steer clear.
Graham
Posted
Hats off to who ever writes the utter garbage on your website. From reading reports on this thing, the only tech in there is a standard memory chip which is where all your "educational stuff" is. Has someone reported this to trading standards as someone is taking the Michael here! The whole mobile radiation wifi radiation stuff has been debunked so many times you might as well give up.
michael N.
Posted
This product is obviously a scam. Yet the company is registered at companies house. Why don't the authorities intervene!
Miguel B.
Posted
After using this device for only 5.2 picoseconds, I sensed a disturbance of the force and my entire quantum harmony shattered! Not only does the devices not working, it actually amplifies the holographic anti-positivity of the surrounding quantum-sphere, leading to dangerous nullification of the symmetrical stability in the surrounding fermionic layers! DO NOT BUY
Dion B.
Posted
Take care! If you plug this in the wrong way it will EXPONENTIALLY MAGNIFY the 5g signal resulting in 25g! Now I have COVID-1 through to the latest COVID-20 and it was only after drinking 12 litres of bleach was I finally able to recover enough to make a new tinfoil hat to protect me. And it turned the neighbour's frogs gay. Seriously! Don't buy into this fake crap. ;)