Abstract: A radio frequency radiation shield unit that is removably mounted on the antenna of a wireless telephone. It has an upright oriented front wall member that is detachably connected to an upright oriented rear wall member. These wall members are fabricated of a plastic material having carbon fibers therein for absorbing and dispersing radiation. A chamber is formed between the front wall member and rear wall member and one or more membranes are positioned therein and these membranes are made of carbon fiber material that has been cut into strips and tightly woven together. A tubular collar is formed on the rear surface of the lower portion of the rear wall member.

Abstract: A Radio Frequency Radiation Shield Unit for a wireless telephone for protecting the user from radio frequency radiation. It has a housing having an open bottom end that allows it to be slid over the top end of the wireless telephone. The housing also has an aperture in its top end that allows the antenna of the phone to extend upwardly and outwardly therefrom. An antenna shield member extends upwardly from the top end of the housing and it is positioned between the antenna and the head of the person using the telephone to protect the person from radiation emitted by the antenna. In one presently preferred embodiment, the Radio Frequency Radiation Shield Unit is fabricated of a plastic material having carbon fibers embedded therein for absorbing and dispersing radio frequency radiation.