m-Series Biomagnets

Naming Conventions:
• Suffixes
⚬ a: axially magnetized
⚬ d: diametrically magnetized
⚬ s: sphere
⚬ c: cube
• Two Digit Number (sphere/cube): diameter/side in millimeters. m08s is an 8mm sphere.
• Four Digit Number (cylinder/disc)
⚬ First Two: diameter in millimeters. m0428a is 4mm in diameter
⚬ Second Two: height/length (depending on ratio) in hundreds of millimeters. m0428a is 2.8mm in height

Dimensions given above are of the finished products.

Current Offerings:

• m0426a: 4mm x 2.6mm resin encased, axially magnetized, 3mm x 2mm n52 neodymium magnet

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$180.00

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WARNING This product is definitely a dangerous things. While our implants products have undergone several quality checks during manufacture and have been put through a battery of tests, nothing has been certified by any government regulatory agency for implantation or use inside the human body. Your personal decision to purchase and ultimately the safe use of this device is strictly your responsibility and at your own risk.

MRI COMPATIBILITY WARNING The m-series and all magnetic implant products should be removed before any MRI or magnetic imaging procedure. While our x-series transponders have tested as compatible with MRI machines up to 7T field strength, all magnetic products are incompatible with MRI machines and procedures.

Not sure what biomagnets are all about? Read our basic technology primer!

m-Series Kit Contents

    • 1 sterile sleeve containing the m-series biomagnet
    • 1 sheet of magnetic viewing film
    • MR Card
Magnetic viewing film now included!

As of November 2021, all magnetic implant products from Dangerous Things come with a sheet of magnetic viewing film!

What to expect

Sometimes there is talk online about implantable magnets being able to detect “electricity” or “electric fields”, but often these discussions quickly diverge into the realm of the unrealistic. A magnet implant is just a magnet. For you to be able to get any sensation out of it, it must move. For example, if you hold a strong N52 grade neodymium magnet gently in between your fingers and put it near a wire, and feel nothing, then you will not feel anything when it’s implanted either. There is further discussion about this on https://forum.dangerousthings.com/t/titan-sensitivity-issues.