Consists of enclosure containing the magnet and the lid.
Copper side of enclosure (the magnet’s negative pole) is to face the skin.
Stainless steel lid securely holds the device attached to the clothing, thanks to the magnetic force.
How to Use the Magnet
Slide the lid to the side with your thumb and then detach from the magnet. It’s best not to try to lift the lid without sliding first, as the magnetic forces will try to keep it attached to magnet.
Place the magnet to the source of the pain with the copper side to the skin and place the lid on the other side of your clothes (sleeve, underwear, bandage, t-shirt etc.).
For best results insure that the magnet is in contact with the skin.
The magnet can be worn for as long as needed.
The copper side of the enclosure may darken slightly after being in contact with the skin. This is absolutely normal as copper will oxidize gradually and this won’t affect the magnet.
Magnet Applications -
Menopause symptoms
Arthritis
Joints and muscle pain of any nature
Headache, backache, neck pain
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Tennis Elbow
Sprains and strains
Recovery after surgery
Period pain
Hot flushes
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Please Note
Who can’t use magnetic therapy jewellery?
As with any other treatment, there are general precautions that should be taken when dealing with magnetic therapy. While it is generally safe for majority use, a few cases where it is advised against include:
- Patients with an epilepsy history
- Patients taking blood-thinning medications
- Pregnant women
- Individuals wearing electronic medical devices, such as pacemakers
- Patients with insulin pumps
- Individuals with metal implants
- Small children are prone to swallow them.
If you fall under any of the categories listed above, then it is in your best interest to avoid magnetic therapy treatment. In addition, avoid wearing magnetic jewellery near or on fresh wounds and remove magnetic jewellery before doing an MRI or X-ray.
