Luxury magnetic copper bracelet – 0.6 cm, 1pc

Product detailed description

Pure copper with magnets
Adjustable length
Easy to put on and take off during exercise
Includes a jewellery box and a resizing kit

Magnetic copper therapy combines pure copper bracelets with powerful neodymium magnets. This creates a dual effect: the health benefits of copper combined with the benefits of magnetic therapy. Both effects reinforce one another.
Magnetic copper bracelets are not only safe, but wearing them also offers many benefits. Magnetic therapy is highly effective as a pain-relief method, while copper has antimicrobial and healing properties. By combining the two, a copper magnetic bracelet can help with a wide range of health issues, such as reducing inflammation, relieving pain, improving immune function, easing sleep disorders and reducing stress. And these are just some of the many benefits.

Bracelet made of pure copper (99.9%), 100% hypoallergenic, not an alloy or brass, with a transparent coating. Contains neodymium magnets with a strength of more than 2500 gauss and gemstones (turquoise). The package includes a beautiful jewellery box and a resizing kit.
Length: 21.5 cm (can be shortened)
Width: 0.6 cm
Thickness: 0.4 cm
The magnetic copper bracelet can be easily adjusted using the included resizing kit: this is important, because it should fit comfortably on the wrist, neither too tight nor too loose. Some people wear copper magnetic bracelets only when they feel pain, while others wear them permanently. The best place to wear the bracelet is on the wrist, in direct contact with the skin. You can try whether the left or right wrist works better for you; if not, switch to the other wrist. There are no downsides to wearing copper magnetic bracelets long-term.
Avoid exposure to magnets if you use a pacemaker, defibrillator, insulin pump or aortic infusion pump, as magnets could affect the operation of some devices.

Copper magnetic bracelets are not medical devices and are not intended to replace medical care. If you have serious, acute or chronic health problems, consult your doctor.