Willis Judd Titanium Adjustable Arthritis Review

The bracelet came quickly and in a nice box felt box. For me, the decision about the advantages of magnetic therapy has not yet been made; but my wife said she immediately "felt" the powerful magnets in this bracelet when I put it on her and hopes it will help her with mild arthritis. Happy wife, happy life, right! The titanium bracelet is lightweight yet durable. We had to remove two links to get a better fit and the included tool worked flawlessly. Their website had a nice video showing how…

This replaced the rubber and plastic magnetic bracelet I had for 2 years and broke. I've also had this size on my wrist for a week and it fits perfectly with my tag and chrome-plated stainless steel Maurice Lacroix watch. the outer edge is chrome-plated and the inner parts are slightly satin-finished. Very good quality, strong magnets. The link remover works well, but if you push the pins out from the "wrong" side (and you can't tell which one), they will be difficult to remove, and that's…

Magnetic bracelets are a good option. I have a bone fragment in my wrist that is causing me a lot of pain and is helping to relieve the pain. Magnets are strong and expensive. For those giving bad reviews due to the fact that it scratches easily, this is the type of metal they used. Anyone who is allergic to metal like me will appreciate the fact that it is made of hypoallergenic metal. Some people have said that it doesn't have a clasp or that it's cheap, it has a titanium clasp which is a bit