WOLLET Ultra-Powerful Copper Cross Magnetic Therapy Bracelet

Check the Material line in the product details above. Anything listed as copper is 99.99% pure copper, solid all the way through. It is never copper plating over zinc or brass. Plated bracelets wear through at the clasp and the hinge points within a few months and a grey line starts to show. Solid copper ages instead of failing: it darkens into a warmer patina that a polishing cloth brings back in under a minute. We also make titanium steel and stainless steel models, and those say so on the same Material line.

One size, adjustable. The band arrives at 9.1 in / 23 cm and fits wrists of roughly 6.5 to 8.5 in once adjusted. Every order includes a free resizing tool: push out the link pins, remove the links you do not need, press the pins back in. It takes about five minutes at the kitchen table and needs no jeweler.

There is no required schedule. Most people put it on in the morning and forget about it. If your wrist is not used to a heavier band, start with a few hours a day for the first week. Wear it on whichever wrist feels more comfortable, there is no correct side.

Workouts are fine, just dry it afterwards. Keep it out of pools and hot tubs, because chlorine attacks the finish, and take it off for saltwater. The occasional shower will not ruin it, but soap film speeds up tarnishing, so the band stays brighter if you take it off first.

Every bracelet ships in a gift box with the resizing tool inside, so you do not need to know his wrist size before ordering. Orders leave our warehouse in 1 to 3 business days and arrive in 7 to 20 business days for the US, Canada, UK, EU, Australia and Singapore. If it is not right, you have 60 days.

Real copper can leave a faint green mark after a workout or in hot weather, and it rinses off with soap and water. It is a harmless reaction between copper and the salts in your sweat. Bracelets finished in rose gold or lacquer never do it, because no bare copper ever reaches your skin. If you would rather avoid it, a thin coat of clear nail polish inside the band stops it.