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Quite an ambitious plan! A few things to note though. The Apex can not do payment at this time. It has everything needed for it, but until Mastercard and visa approve of implants, the feature will not work.
I don’t think there would be an issue between the magnets with one being less problematic for working on electronics. My xG3v2 works better for finding/holding screws than my xG3v1. I can feel EM fields better with my xG3v1 though. The v1 has helped me diagnose stuff with small electronics at work while the v2 helps me not loose those tiny screws for them.
You can get all of those done at once, there’s people who’ve gotten more done in a single day. Just make sure you eat a good meal and have some water before hand, and don’t feel bad if you want to quit after a couple and go back later for the rest.
I stopped after 2, then went back and got a 3rd one done.
Healing takes at least 2 weeks. You shouldn’t have too much issue with typing unless you put the xSIID in your finger. I like the idea, and not sure if anyone has done it, but it is smaller than the xG3 that people have stuffed in their fingers.
The Apex will take longer to heal than the x series injectables.
For deciding on the last implant, check out the custom conversion. You can get your tap to pay card converted into an implant.
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