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Product ID:
548308
Identifier:
B0F2TN73B1
Brand:
the faradaybag
Model:
faradaycard
Shipping Weight:
0.15 lbs
Manufacturer:
Chengdu Mind IOT Technology Co.,Ltd
Shipping Dimension:
5.79 x 3.46 x 0.35 inches
【POCKET-SIZED RFID BLOCKER】 This 2-pack RFID blocking card instantly protects your wallet. Each safe card RFID blocking card fits seamlessly with your debit, credit, and access cards—blocking data theft with zero effort.
【DUAL-LAYER SAFECARD SHIELD】 Our SafeCard RFID blocking card features advanced signal-jamming tech to block nearby scanners. Simply slide one RFID card into your wallet and enjoy uninterrupted protection for all surrounding cards.
【ALL-AROUND CARD SECURITY】 Protect your most sensitive cards—including social security cards, contactless credit cards, and IDs. These safe cards for credit cards work automatically—no batteries, apps, or sleeves required.
【SLIM, DURABLE & DISCREET】 Sized like a credit card and ultra-thin, this RFID card doesn’t bulge your wallet. Built to last with premium materials for long-term use without wear or signal loss.
【PERFECT FOR EVERYDAY & TRAVEL】 From your daily commute to airport security lines, the SafeCard keeps your personal data private. Great for men, women, students, and professionals who demand security on-the-go.
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