Vicmag Copper Magnetic Bracelet and Ring for Women,3500 Gauss Magnets Therapy Bangle,100% Solid Pure Copper Jewelry Gift

Just ok.. Free size is too small for men unless they are thin as a twig.

beware - wrong information, they send me only one ring is is of plastic one. total 100% fraud case.

This has been amazing for me. I broke my pinky finger very badly when I was about 12 years old. It healed and not something that really bothered me most of my life. Now at 55 years old it started to really hurt, be sore, and ache all the time. Almost felt like it was broken again, but was not, probably arthritis? I thought I would give these rings a try and they have really worked out. The pain and swelling have been greatly reduced. Maybe it’s healing time, the weather or something else, but the difference since I started wearing the ring has been amazing. I’m not taking any chances and will continue to wear the ring. I have had to reduce the size of the ring 3 times since I started wearing it and I could hardly get it on the at the first size. I bought the back ones. They look fine, but I am not wearing it for looks. In fact I don’t wear it out of the house all the time as I am not the type that wears jewelry other than a watch and a wedding ring, I am certainly not one who would wear a pinky ring by choice. A few months in and most of the black is gone except for on the top that gets no wear, it is mostly copper now, I don’t really care, but I would have preferred it stay black. It has stained my skin under the ring a little blackish/green as copper does. As far as adjusting the size, I have a lot of tools and I found increasing the size was very easy with a pair or snap ring pliers, you could also use a set of needle nose pliers in reverse. Making the band smaller was easily done by hand but just squeezing it. Great product and at this price is worth a shot, just try it. I wish they made a silicon version with more magnets.

金属に付きません、買わない方が良いです。

I bought these sort of on a whim after seeming something similar come across my feed. Working with computer for a living, I do tend to get some pains in the hands and fingers so I thought it might be worth a try. I am also the type of guy who has a hard time finding the right size for rings so the fact that they are adjustable was a big selling point. They bend with just a little pushing together or pulling apart, enough to make it easy but not so easy that they will adjust with any little bump. I would say they are both comfortable and stylish too, if you are into simplicity and an understated vibe. I also worry about any metal items possibly turning the fingers green. I have work them several days so far and no issues with that.

I bought this ring hoping it would help me sleep better, I just got it and have only worn it twice, it has not helped me get better rest yet. It is nice looking and sturdy, I had to have help squeezing it together to make it smaller. So far it has not made my finger green.

Okay I don't wear magnets for health reasons but for "safety". I don't like to be shocked from metals and other people due to static buildup. So I wear magnets to repell charges like a poorly Computer Generated Darth Vader force lighting form ferrous medals or force magnetic stability in people on contact. And now I don't get shocked in cool or cold temperatures and look good doing it. And for those that are prone to receiving static shocks in cool and/or cool weather should look into magnetic tappers to ward off the zaps. And it a great gift for those that have that issue.