SAFETY WARNING:
IMPORTANT! READ THE FOLLOWING BEFORE USING MAGNETIC THERAPY!

The following information is supplied only as a guideline and is in no way intended to be medical advice or treatment. Before starting any magnetic therapy or attaching magnets to your body using tape, we strongly recommend that you consult your medical doctor and 3M, the manufacturer of the tape, for their recommendations. Should you experience any discomfort, rash or other condition, discontinue their use immediately and consult your medical doctor.
NOTICE: JenTek makes no claim or guarantee as to the safety or effectiveness of magnet therapy, or the tape. Use of these products is at the sole discretion of the user. Furthermore, the user agrees to indemnify JenTek, its owners, employees and contractors from any liability arising from their use or misuse.
NOTICE: Most studies we’ve seen show placing the North or South Pole toward the skin made no difference. If desired, you can determine the poles with a compass. The North compass needle will point to the South Pole of the magnet.
CAUTION & SAFETY WARNING:
- Neodymium Rare Earth Magnets are VERY STRONG and can permanently damage compasses’, computers, discs, credit cards and other magnetically sensitive devices!
- These magnets should never be near a person with a pacemaker or similar medical aid. The strong magnetic fields can adversely affect the operation of these and other medical devices.
- Keep these away from children, as these can also be a chocking hazard.
- Neodymium magnets should never be machined or burned, as machining or burning them will create toxic fumes.
- They are also VERY BRITTLE and can be broken or shattered by dropping or allowing them to snap unrestricted to each other or other metal objects. Eye protection should be worn when handling these magnets! Shattering magnets can fragment and project high speed pieces!
- Neodymium magnets will lose their magnetic properties if heated above 175° F (80° C).
- These magnets carry no warranty against demagnetizing, cracking, breaking, loss ETC.