Meet Q Magnets at booth 67 at the 2023 Pacific Symposium from Friday 3rd to Sunday 5th November in San Diego, California
Q Magnets, a magnetic field therapy brand by Neuromagnetics Australia Pty. Ltd., a leader in magnet therapy technology for over 12 years, will exhibit their advanced therapeutic magnets and magnetic mattress pads product line at the Pacific Symposium in San Diego, California.
The Pacific Symposium is one the best attended Chinese medicine and acupuncture conference in the US. The Q Magnets team will be happy to meet you at the exhibition where you can get to experience Q Magnets and meet the co-founder and managing director, James Hermans.
What are Q Magnets?
Q Magnets are a TGA listed Class I medical device in Australia and designed to help provide comfort or temporary relief of minor aches and pains (e.g., from muscle soreness/stiffness, arthritis). Q Magnets produce an optimised field and provide the acupuncturist with an additional modality to target acupuncture points, dermatomes, trigger points and meridians in a way that is safe, specific, simple to use and provides a 24/7 application option. Research shows that the type of magnetic field utilized by Q Magnets provides peak pain relief effects in under 5 minutes.
Q Magnets Case Study Published in the Medical Acupuncture Journal
A new case study by a veteran acupuncturist, Dr. Richard C Niemtzow shows the true potential of optimized multipolar magnets in acupuncture. In 2017, Dr. Niemtzow published an article – “Acupuncture and Magnets: Is There a Clinical Role?“
Please visit Q Magnets website and subscribe to the newsletter to learn about Q Magnets as well as access comprehensive magnetic therapy research and protocols. The acupuncture section on Q Magnets website is a great way to start applying Q Magnets in an acupuncture practice.
Special Offer for Pacific Symposium Delegates
About Neuromagnetics Australia Pty Ltd
Neuromagnetics Australia Pty Ltd is a world leader in the research, design and manufacture of static magnet medical devices that generate magnetic flux field gradients. Q Magnets are manufactured by Neuromagnetics Australia since 2009. Each device is listed with the Australian Therapeutic Goods Administration as a Class I Medical Device.
