xSLX NFC Chip

  • 13.56MHz ISO15693 & NFC Type 5 chip
  • 2x12mm cylindrical sterile bioglass implant
  • RFID Diagnostic Card and 13.56MHz X Field Detector included!

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$59.00

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WARNING This kit definitely contains dangerous things. While the xSLX chip has undergone several quality checks during manufacture and has been put through a battery of tests, it has not been certified by any government regulatory agency for implantation or use inside the human body. Use of this device is strictly at your own risk.

The xSLX NFC chip implant is an ISO15693 NFC Type 5 compliant transponder. It works with NFC enabled smartphones, certain commercial access control systems, various ISO15693 compatible door locks, gun safes, and padlocks, as well as USB contactless ISO15693 readers.

What can this chip implant do?

Some types of access control applications
Share data with NFC enabled smartphones
Trigger events on NFC devices like smartphones

What this chip implant can’t do

Can’t copy other chip IDs to this chip, the ID is set
Can’t make payments with this chip implant
Scan this chip implant to log into your computer
Chip implants can’t be used for GPS or tracking

xSLX Kit Contents

The xSLX kit contains the following products and materials, which are designed to enable you to bring the kit to a professional installation partner for installation.

  • 1 sterile injector assembly, pre-loaded with xSLX chip implant
  • 2 single use ChloraPrep antiseptic wipes
  • 1 sterile gauze pad for post-installation wound care
  • 1 sterile expandable-fabric adhesive bandage
  • 1 pair of non-sterile, non-latex procedure gloves

xSLX Kit Extras

The following accessories also come with the xNT Kit. These accessories are “field detection” tools designed to assist you with identifying the type of readers you may encounter, but also the best location and orientation to present your xNT chip implant to any reader to get reliable performance.

  • 1 RFID Diagnostic Card
  • 1 13.56MHz X Field Detector

Our X Field Detectors (XFD) will show you the best position and orientation to present your chip implant to any readers of the same frequency, while our RFID Diagnostic Card will tell you all about the frequency and duty cycles of random readers you encounter in the wild.

A review of the RFID Diagnostic Card & X Field Detector devices


 

Important Things To Know

Please expand the sections below to read up on things like performance expectations, return policy, installation procedure, etc.

xSLX Chip Specifications
  • 13.56MHz ISO15693 & NFC Type 5 ICODE SLIX2 RFID chipset
  • Full datasheet for the NXP ICODE SLIX2 RFID/NFC chip
  • 8 byte UID and 320 bytes of user read/write memory
  • 50 year data retention. Rated for 100k writes per memory block.
  • Encased in 2.1mm by 12mm bioglass with non-toxic epoxy
  • Pre-tested and pre-loaded into sterile injection assembly
  • No “anti-migration” coating means easy removal/replacement
Testing process, return policy, lifetime warranty
Testing Process
Our x-series chips come pre-loaded inside injector systems with steel needles and cannot typically be read while inside the needle. Because of this, we perform a full test on every x-series tag before it is loaded into the injector assembly and sterilized. We have also conducted several tests on our x-series chips and cataloged those tests here.

Return Policy
All sales of this product are final, and no returns will be accepted. We keep tight control over chain of custody on our products through manufacture, sterilization, warehousing, and shipment. We would never re-sell something that has left our control chain and been returned, and you would definitely not want to buy one either. Before you purchase, do your research to be sure you know you know the product’s features, capabilities, reader compatibility, performance specifications, limitations, etc.

Lifetime Warranty
If you do purchase one of our products and experience a failure, we offer a full lifetime warranty on all of our products. You will need to return the product for testing and analysis, and if it is malfunctioning, we will ship you a replacement free of charge.

Practical read range/performance expectation
Passive RFID and NFC chips are magnetically coupled devices that power themselves and communicate data over a shared magnetic field the reader generates. This means their effective read range and performance depends entirely on how well the antenna coils of both the tag and reader couple with each other. This typically means the shape, size, and orientation of both antennas must be complimentary.

Unfortunately, most reader devices, including mobile phones, typically have antennas designed with thin PCB traces made into blocky rectangular shapes that lay along a flat plane. These antenna designs are great for coupling with and reading large flat labels and access cards which also share this antenna shape, but they have a hard time coupling to the very small cylindrical antenna coil inside our x-series chips. Most mobile phones and reader devices have a “sweet spot” or two that must be located and used each time to get consistent results. Other devices, such as the Samsung Ezon electronic deadbolt lock, sometimes use wire wound coil antenna loops inside, which work much more reliably with small glass transponders like our x-series chips. You should not expect your USB reader or mobile device to achieve the same read range with our x-series chips that you normally get with a label tag or card style tag. Here are some example videos detailing typical read performance and how to find that “sweet spot”.

The xLED can help! The xLED is a diagnostic device that mimics the x-series antenna coil winding and shows you the best possible location and rotation/orientation for holding your x-series transponder up to any reader. That’s why we include it in our deluxe bundle!


How/where are x-series chips installed? Aftercare? What to expect?
Our x-series transponders are typically installed into the webbing between the metacarpal bones of the index finger and thumb, resting parallel to the index metacarpal. The reason they are installed in the hand has to do with the extremely short read range of x-series chips and the typical use case being some form of access control where the tag must be presented to a fixed reader of some kind. The suggested placement within the hand was chosen due to the lack of major nerve bundles or blood vessels running through that area.

Achieving a safe installation definitely requires a steady hand and experience performing aseptic procedures. Dangerous Things prefers our customers locate one of our professional body piercing or body modification partners to complete the installation of this product. If no partners are available in your area, you should be able to follow this guide to finding a professional in your area who is willing to assist you. For aftercare information and what to expect, please read our X-Series FAQ page.

Can I get an MRI? What about airport security? Playing sports? etc.
You have questions! That’s understandable. The short answer is; it’s all good. If you’re looking for more specific answers, we have an extensive FAQ page that deals with many of the most commonly asked questions regarding installation of our x-series transponders.