Do the magnets really have an effect?
1967135
I could not wear this back support because it was to tight around my arms. I would have loved to have been able to use it. One size does not fit all.
1967136
Yes magnets help. and helps support so back doesn't hurt as much. I'm a large woman and it was small for me and pulled to hard on my shoulders.
1967137
I think so. My posture really improved from wearing the magnetic brace. I recently had a bone density scan and my test was much better than last year. The doctor was impressed and told me to keep doing whatever I was doing because it was working. I only wear the brace at night while I'm sleeping.
1967138
It was so uncomfortable on the arm pits I couldn't leave it on long enough to find out
1967139
Physically I don't know because I didn't feel anything myself, but it says it stimulates blood flow. There's no way to find that out except from a medical center
1361187
No. I've used this case for about 4 months now. My phone hasn't suffered any effects from the magnet. It's a great, sturdy case.
2205896
No. Rubbing the tip against a magnet a few times gives you a temporary fix, however.
1391036
Yes, they have a magnet that holds them in place but it's not extremely strong.
1656548
No. Magnets hold the screens together. There is nothing there when the screens are open.
265554
Nope, the magnets just butt up to each other. Fairly nice connection though.
319562
Magnetic fields do not affect LCDS the way they would a CRT display. I have copied an article to help explain. "LCD's, Plasma's and Magnets" Magnetic fields do not affect these types of sets since they do not use a beam or phosphors but static liquid crystals, which are solid-state unmoving cells. Therefore, you should not worry about placing speakers next to LCD and plasma TV's or about placing a television near any other kind of appliance with a magnet in it, since magnets do not harm them.
241848
Magnets don't have the same effect on aluminum, fun fact if you have enough aluminum a strong magnet will actually slow the movement down instead of a force to bring it together. If you were to drag a powerful magnet along a bar of aluminum there would be resistance, I believe its an electrical force but this is very old stuff for me I can't be sure.The top clip part however looks like stainless steel and magnets will most definitely work.
681540
No, I'm sorry. But if you rub the end of them on a magnet, it does "help" with picking up/holding onto screws etc for a few moments...
1716418
I am unsure about a magnet. We just used a lanyard and wore them around the neck.
1662270
These magnets are tiny but they are also strong. Direct magnet to metal contact on a model would not be recommended as these magnets do have some power. However, if you were to apply a barrier between the magnet and the metal then it would probably be okay.
1138669
No magnets. This is a percussive massager - it rapidly "thumps" you, whereas the usual massager just vibrates against you. The different attachments change the amount of impact you feel, and you can vary the speed of thumping. I don't know of a better word to describe it than "thumping", because it's a definite singular impact felt rapidly.
347075
That's a good Q. I wondered the same. Even if it is a bit magnetized, I don't think it should make any difference. How about turning it around regularly ?? Or flip it over ....?? Stev
159947
I don't know how this compares to a permanent (static) magnet. This academic paper would lead one to believe that a static magnetic field (as produced by a permanent magnet) does have an effect: http://www.ecaa.ntu.edu.tw/weifang/water/Magnetic%20water%20treatment.pdf .
621453
In that case the magnet bends rays of radiation. I have three and it hadn't caused an issue to my knowledge. Also I think the manufacturer addresses that question because I remember researching that before I purchased it.
919304
Intriguing question! I would have to guess no. A lot magnets repel other magnets. Something to do with poles, I think. I've never been science inclined. I would think sewing or gluing a small washer or some such that will stick to a magnet on one curtain panel would do the trick.
1583685
Yes...have not tried that, but the magnets will work for that...Merry Christmas and Happy New Year....