Grounding, or earthing, refers to connecting electrically with the Earth.

A growing body of research is finding numerous health benefits as a result of the physical body being grounded.

Our modern environment is full of a wide spectrum of electromagnetic radiation, from computers, mobile phones & masts, radio & TV broadcasts, WiFi, Bluetooth, power lines, domestic wiring, and other electrical appliances. This electromagnetic raditation induces voltages in our bodies, disrupting the trillions of subtle electrical communications which are a vital part of the function of our body's systems. By being grounded to the Earth we greatly reduce the levels of these induced voltages, as we are then effectively shielded by the Earth's large electrical mass.

People who notice negative effects from using computers or other electrical equipment report or elimination of these effects when grounded.

PC Mat

Conductive grounding mat for earthing while sitting or standing, while at a desk, watching TV, etc.

It can be used under your bare feet, or on a desk with your bare hands resting on it.

Ideal to be used as a mat under your computer keyboard and mouse, enabling you to be grounded as your hands or wrists rest on the mat while typing or using the mouse.

The mat is  fairly soft and flexible so can also be used in bed, for example with your bare feet touching it.

Some area of bare skin should touch the mat in order for you to be grounded, although it with work to a lesser degree through thin fabric.

Measures 26cm x 65cm. Made from a foam core with a conductive silver fabric coating.

Comes complete with a 2m coiled connection cord.

Product Care 

Grounding mats can be wiped down with a wet cloth, using soapy water if necessary. Rinse well after cleaning with soap to ensure the surface conductivity is noy impaired. Avoid using an abrasive or corrosive cleaner as this may damage the conductive layer.

Before using these products, avoid applying lotions, creams, or oils to the parts of the skin that will be in contact. Such substances can oxidise and impair conductivity.