NFC implant works very strangely with my new phone

[Pilgrimsmaster]

@gowner

If not, I’ll just get it done on my other hand

I would reccoment this anyway.

You mentioned

@gowner

I got this implant specifically because it says I can clone access keys to it. I don’t have an application for this right now

Keep it for just that reason.

But to answer your question

X-series tag removal

A properly installed x-series tag rests in the fascia, which is the connective tissue between the dermis and muscle. Removal is a fairly simple process that any general practice doctor should be able to perform in their office. There are a few ways to go about removing a tag. Cutting it out with a scalpel, removing it with a large gauge needle, and using saline injection to eject it. First we will cover scalpel based removal since this is the procedure that most medical doctors will be comforta…

We (forum community) can help you with placement Ideas.
I imagine you have your current one im what we call P0?

@gowner

How about one that does all 3, low frequency, NFC and payments?

Payment is a tricky bitch and a large discussion.
Short answer is No.

The “Best” and most capable implant at the moment is the ApexFlex

Your use case is still a bit vague, If you know exactly what you want, we can give you some reccomendations, but without that we can just give you best guess.

here’s what I would suggest to somebody that wants eveything but doesnt know what they want.

NExT alternatively (FlexNT and FlexEM)
xMagic (probably gen2)
ApexFlex
FlexNT

for Blinky:
xSIID

Magnet:
TiTAN