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I don't have the biomagnet implants, I have the NExT RFID + NFC chip by DangerousThings in my right hand so its not as much of a concern. Just go read straight
by edm0nd 2y ago
I don't have the biomagnet implants, I have the NExT RFID + NFC chip by DangerousThings in my right hand so its not as much of a concern.
Just go read straight from the source instead of linking research papers.
It has the warning of:
>MRI COMPATIBILITY WARNING The xG3 and all magnetic implant products should be removed before any MRI or magnetic imaging procedure. While our x-series transponders have tested as compatible with MRI machines up to 7T field strength, all magnetic products are incompatible with MRI machines and procedures.
https://dangerousthings.com/product/titan/ https://dangerousthings.com/product/titan/
- shagie 2y agoThe comment that I originally responded to was: > with people implanting rare earth magnets into the tips of their pinky fingers And I was specifically referring to those rare earth magnets. Your comment then: > I have an implant and MRIs or Xrays cause zero issues. You gave no indication about what type of implant you hand or its manufacturer, and replying to my comment I took it in context that it was a rare earth magnet. Failing any information about the manufacturer, the information that I am able to provide to say "this can be dangerous" is research papers. You have further clarified that you only have a RFID and NFC chip implanted and not any magnets ... and provided a link to another product (rare earth magnet implant) from the same manufacturer that indicates that it is indeed dangerous when near an MRI machine which agrees with the original comment.