FeracoCopper Bracelet for Men-Magnetic Bracelets 99.99% Pure Copper Jewelry Gift with Adjustable Sizing Tool, Magnetic Field Therapy Jewelry

Feels great on wrist.

It looks good and helpers with the arthritis but and this is a big but the coating on the inside was gone in a week and turned my wrist green.. not a good thing!!! Wont buy it again, it not worth the time or money!!Update on my review the company contacted my about my problem and were very helpful and wanted to make things right, best customer service i have every had, (and im old) the new bracelet is great looking and feels great. I will definitely buy again from them!!! 👍👍👍👍👍

It sure beats the tiny one I ordered a few months ago that is also copper and also has magnets but is less than 1/3 the width of this one. I would recommend it (this one) except for the procedure required to remove a link or two. I recently bought a watch from Amazon where that procedure was a blessing compared to this. First you have to discern the two pictures as to what distinguishes the RIGHT one (check marked) from the WRONG one (an X). Frankly I still see no difference although they hint that one is convex and one is concave. Regardless and pursuing onward I used their tool to push the pin through the link and in both cases the pressure from forcing the tool onto the pin created a two headed monster. Since no additional pins were included, I was/am stuck with using it the way it is. First off you really have no clue which way to force the pin out! You can push up or push down and if the clue of convexity is supposed to direct you, good luck with that. How do you tell if a pin HEAD is convex or concave. I pursued and aligned the pin with the tool although there IS NO WAY TO MAKE THIS ALIGNMENT OTHER THAN BRUTE FORCE and a lot of luck. It is like our missile system where one missile travelling at 5 times the speed of the other is supposed to hit the other and render it useless. Okay, once I was able to allow a very small part of the pin to be dislocated, the instructions say to do the rest by hand. That wasn't too hard, so I pulled the pin out and removed the 2 links I needed to. NOW the HARD PART, getting the pin back so that the remaining bracelet now correctly sized would attach to the remaining structure.First you must simply (Oh and by the way, there are no instructions from this point onward. It's common sense from here on out) put the linkage in a way so that it clearly matches the rest of the bracelet, a piece of cake! Then you take the pin, trying to remember if the head that now has two heads because the tool mashed it so thoroughly, is the part you want to push up from the bottom or push down from the top.At LEAST you do not have to decide which end of the pin goes in first because with a two headed pin, you now have no choice. So While getting the slender end of the pin into the hole was easy, getting it ALL THE WAY DOWN TO THE OTHER HOLE WAS NOT! I tried several times to align the second hole and finally after much tzuris(!) found the second hole and pushed the pin for all it was worth. OF COURSE I COULD NOT PUSH IT ALL THE WAY THROUGH, since now the head of the pin was too thick to fit into the hole it originally came through since it now had 2 heads. I took the tool and tried to align it to one of the heads and oddly enough as I pushed it down to the hole the two heads sort of mashed together. Frankly, I thanked my lucky stars and left it alone. I am now wearing it for the last 36 hours and much to my surprise it is holding but I have no problem distinguishing which pin I worked on to remove the links. That is now indelibly marked.So if you are willing to go through this frustrating ordeal it is indeed a handsome (or pretty) bracelet and does not leave a green stain (so far) as the other skinnier one did, but another review said to be careful of a patina and since I have not worn it long enough to grow a patina, I will defer to their wisdom.IT DOES however seem to work great against arthritis in my fingers

It changed my life, I don't know if it was my mind but I felt better, until the day I lost her.

I purchased this bracelet recently and it definitely fits me well.My wrist is about 10 inches all the way around.I put it on and it fits me quite well.I put the copper side inside for maximum effect but I had to take it off because I am working so much these days.It is best to use when resting or relaxing at home or even when you are sleeping.Great product!!!

Nice looking

Bracelet looks and feels like a men's watch band. The link removal tool worked but it fought back. The metal on the inside definitely has copper in it as skin oils formed a light amount of green film on the bracelet, but it didn't transfer or stain the skin. The clasp works but it's hard to open as the whole clasp rotates up trying to open it. Also, the clasp rotates and sticks up while wearing. **Overall, while it didn't work for me, the bracelet is "OK".

If this was some coated material, which it's not, I'd freak. I got the bracelet, looking GREAT, but the damn latch on it would not go into the counter-piece! It was as if the counter piece was less than 1mm too small or the latch mecahism is that much too large. I had to get brutal with it and some common tools to slightly bend and force. Sound like a bad deal? No way! This is one seriously solid blacksmith quality bracelet. I forced the latch mechanism into the recipient link 3-4 times with plyers and now, it's sliding in and out just fine. Normally, I wouldn't be please but, the bracelet is so sexy, solid, sturdy and well made, I embraced as "mine" no matter what on sight. Something like this, guys:Quality of workmanship overall: 110 pointsQuality control: 50 points (fail) Bracelet should have never left the seller unable to latch.Construction materials: 110Value for price paid: 150 (beautiful bracelet for the money and I'm a gemologist and former jeweler. I know.)Overall: 5-stars. Shamelessly. I LOVE this new bracelet. SAF and I hope it does what it claims for my elbow and hands. I believe it might. We'll see.