High Power Magnets - Your Magnetic Jewelry Store.

Where does it hurt?

How do you know which of our products is right for you? Should you choose a bracelet, a necklace or an ankle bracelet? Do you need more than one?

While magnetic jewelry may provide amazing results for a variety of different conditions, it's always a good idea to choose the best tool for the job. The diagram below will show you the most common uses for each of the products we make. A few general rules to keep in mind is to wear the magnets as close to the source of pain as possible (lower back pain is the exception to this as you will see in the chart below), and address the most frequent or most uncomfortable pain first.

I hurt all over. How do I decide what to do?

Many people face this same decision when trying magnetic therapy for the first time. This is our basic recommendation:

If you have pain and discomfort in multiple areas, think about your pain in groups. For example, if you have pain in 4 of the 12 areas, which category do the most fall into? Perhaps a bracelet is best because it will address your fingers, hands, and wrists; or a necklace because you have migraines along with upper back and neck pain. While it isn't likely either a necklace or a bracelet is going to help you with severe knee pain, you will be able to experience first hand the power of magnets. We feel confident that after giving magnetic therapy a try, you will be able to gauge whether or not adding an additional piece of magnetic jewelry will help you achieve the results you desire.

I have both lower and upper back pain. Do I need a necklace, a bracelet and an ankle bracelet?

You may. However, if the upper and lower back pain is about equal, it is usually best to start with a necklace. Wearing one of our high powered necklaces may provide satisfactory relief from both upper and lower back pain. If you feel you are getting great results with the necklace for your upper back pain, but you feel like you need additional relief for your lower back pain, simply add a bracelet or ankle bracelet or both. We know it may sound strange to suggest wearing a bracelet or ankle bracelet for lower back pain, but we have found this has consistently provided the best results for our customers over the years. Please note, when wearing an ankle bracelet with socks, to achieve optimum results, wear the ankle bracelet under your socks so it remains in contact with your skin.

What about Fibromyalgia?

Honestly, it depends. It's important to think about where you are experiencing the most discomfort. Most people tell us it's the neck, shoulders, and upper back, so we recommend and have been getting great results with our high powered necklaces. Others find that their leg pain is what bothers them the most, in which case our high powered ankle bracelet is the best choice. Likewise, if you primarily suffer from pain in the hands, wrists, or arms, we recommend our high powered bracelet.

Still not sure what to choose?

Tell us more about your situation by calling us at 1-800-310-3081 and we will be happy to assist you.

We are not medical professionals, and we cannot make any medical claims about the therapeutic use of magnets. We are not in any way promoting them as medical devices. Do not use magnet products as a substitute for necessary treatments. Never place magnets over an open wound. Individuals with internal or external electrical devices such as pacemakers, insulin pumps or defibrillators should not use magnets. Not recommended for use during pregnancy. Please consult with a health care professional if in question.