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I've been a Phiten supporter for a decade and love the tornado necklaces. Wish they were a bit thicker, but that's what the other options are for I suppose. Definitely help with the shoulder pain and a touch of mental well-being.
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So, I'm 7 months pregnant and my husband is really active. He loves wearing his at work and feels good while doing so. With me, if you aren't aware, a woman's blood volume doubles during pregnancy and I can tell you this; I have never felt so winded so often in my entire life and I'm very active! Well, was. My feet don't really swell as much as they used to and although my heart is pumping a little harder, I don't feel as weak and out of breath. So if anyone is pregnant looking to see if this helps in any way, I think so. I don't wear it at night - I don't need focused circulation while I'm resting lol but it's safe and even if it doesn't work, your mind and body are one in the same, you say it works, it'll work.
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The plastic clasp wear out too fast with continuous wearing. Have to replace necklace way too soon.
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This is a nice looking necklace, however it is not made in Japan as indicated on the website. Also, when I took it out of the package, there is a chemical odor that has not gone away with hand washing, so I'm hoping that airing it out for a few weeks will help.
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Sleeker and more stylish than the regular tornado necklaces. Better look for off the field use.
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