Do You Offer Claspless Magnetic Bracelets
The magnetic bracelets we sell all have the magnets with the North Pole facing the wearer’s skin. The “high” power magnetic bracelets that consist of several magnets held together by their ......
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Last Update: 2006-12-09 |
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Wholesale?
Southwest Distributing Inc offers two types of wholesale accounts, you can reveiw both below; The Southwest Distributing, Inc wholesale program is available to qualifying businesses. As a factory direct buyer ......
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Last Update: 2005-01-17 |
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Will your bracelets or magnets help me?
The entire AAAMagnetic staff wears some model of magnetic or copper bracelet. We all feel there is something to the effects of wearing the bracelets, however we make no claim whatsoever ......
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Last Update: 2005-01-17 |
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Which is better Titanium or Stainless Steel?
Our 316LVM premium stainless steel bracelets and our CP2 Titanium link bracelets use the exact same magnets, stainless steel split pins, stainless steel clasps and, when used, the same IPG gold. ......
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Last Update: 2005-01-16 |
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Can I wear my magnetic bracelet next to my watch?
We suggest you do not for a couple of reasons. One reason is simply the extra wear and tear on the watch and/or the bracelet from rubbing together. Another concern is ......
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Last Update: 2005-01-17 |
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How can I pay for my order?
There are several payment options available, online payment, phone payment or mail payment. Visa or MasterCard online VeriSign PayFlow Services is used to handle all of our online credit card transactions ......
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Last Update: 2005-01-16 |
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Will your copper turn my wrist green?
Absolutely, we guarantee it to leave a green to black mark on your arm! This should be the only piece of jewelry you own that will do that! This is to ......
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Last Update: 2005-01-16 |
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Will the Titanium bracelets scratch?
All of our titanium bracelets use CP2 (commercially pure grade 2) titanium. This is the grade titanium used for surgical implants and for many other areas of medicine. It is pure ......
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Last Update: 2005-01-16 |
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Where or how do I have my link bracelet resized?
If you have one of our premium stainless steel or titanium link bracelets and need to add or remove a link(s) simply return it to: SOUTHWEST DISTRIBUTING INC AAAMAGNETIC 1961 ......
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Last Update: 2005-01-17 |
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Are your magnetic bracelets rechargeable?
All of the magnets used in ALL of our bracelets are rare earth Neodymium. These magnets will lose less than 1 percent of their strength over a ten-year period and do ......
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Last Update: 2007-02-04 |
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Is It In Stock?
If you can order it, we have it! AAAmagnetic uses a real time inventory system based on web orders. If an item is down to the last dozen pieces, it will ......
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Last Update: 2006-12-16 |
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Do You Offer Claspless Magnetic Bracelets
The magnetic bracelets we sell all have the magnets with the North Pole facing the wearer’s skin. The “high” power magnetic bracelets that consist of several magnets held together by their ......
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Last Update: 2006-12-09 |
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Why did you add Grade 3 Titanium?
Grade 3 pure titanium was added to our line late April 2006. This grade uses the same base titanium as grade 2. The difference is in the amount of oxygen introduced ......
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Last Update: 2006-04-24 |
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Are your magnetic bracelets the same as www.xxx.com sell?
While many magnetic bracelets look the same on the Internet, they are not! We offer only true premium stainless steel, titanium and copper bracelets. The term CP2, 316LVM, nickel free stainless, ......
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Last Update: 2005-11-27 |
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Why am I now reading gauss, mTesla and Tesla?
The metric equivalent Tesla has over shadowed the standard unit gauss due to the numerous studies done on the efficacy of magnetic therapy in Europe. The most prevalent use of the ......
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Last Update: 2005-01-26 |
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How do I clean my Stainless Steel Bracelet?
Clean as a you would any fine piece of jewelry. Soap and water should handle most cleaning and it is perfectly fine to use a jewelry cleaner or cloth....
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Last Update: 2005-01-20 |
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