The first in the new “m-Series” of magnets from DT. These are not installable with an injector and will come in a variety of geometries encapsulated using our resin process. Their sizes are specified in the named 04 → 4mm, 26 x.1mm ->2.6mm (height).
The m0426 is ever so slightly less tall (.2mm) the Titan and half a millimeter smaller in diameter and an encapsulation that is less weighty, it should be more responsive given it still uses an n52 core.
As we roll out more of the m-Series in the near future, we’ll explore new ways to express potential performance in biomagnets because the number of options is about to explode
As we roll out more of the m-Series in the near future, we’ll explore new ways to express potential performance in biomagnets because the number of options is about to explode
Guinea pig available! I’m quite interested in standardised metrics for sensory magnets. (@AZ_F developed an app for this yes?) I’ve been wanting to buy a few different magnets and compare them under different conditions. (Had a vague idea that may or may not yield fruit.)
sorry, new to this specifically, though I’ve been looking to do it for years, but I have a guy who is willing to implant a magnet for me for dermal piercing prices, how is everyone else implanting theirs w/o injectors? and is the resin better than the titanium for long term sensitivity and corrosion prevention?
I wouldn’t say it’s better than titanium but it is definitely sufficient. These magnets should last a lifetime. On the upside, people with titanium sensitivities shouldn’t have any issues with resin.
