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DAVID wrote a comment to Frequently Asked Questions

almost 2 years ago

Is there a video of how to copy meds/supplements I have in front of me?

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Anton SF

Jun 09, 2021

Hi David, to create ICs from your substances, you would need to ship them to us, we have locations in a few countries. If you would like to do so, please email us at [email protected] for more details. Thank you!

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Sergi Sai Mora

Jun 04, 2023

Anton SF I live in Spain and you mentioned me (by email) that I should ship the samples to Canada...is that the nearer location? thanks

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Anton SF

Jun 06, 2023

Sergi Sai Mora, yes at the moment. Thank you!

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Matthew Spearman

4 days ago

Is copper a good material to imprint into? I’m thinking of using copper wire and/or washers to make topical devices for the body.

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Anton SF

Jun 03, 2023

Hi Mathew, there is some evidence that metal, like copper and aluminum, can be imprinted, but usually, if they are layered with plastic materials. Need to experiments.

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Matthew Spearman

Jun 03, 2023

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Anton SF Interesting bit about the plastic layering, could it be functioning as an insulator, protecting the imprint? Also have been thinking about making imprintable galvanic cells using a combination of zinc and copper, would this potentially interfere with the imprint?

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Anton SF

Jun 06, 2023

Matthew Spearman, it might be related to being as half a capacitor, I think in orgone devices that also use that. Not sure about zinc and copper, need to try)

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Community Member shared experience on Scars PEMF

1 day ago

I've been using this on my cesarean scar for 3 weeks and the difference is amazing. Scar is 2 years old, the redness has completely disappeared and the actual tissue is slow becoming more flat. I find the process relaxing. I run the PEMF along the scar line, usually taking 3 sometimes 4 sessions to complete the scar. I try daily, ideally am and pm, but sometimes it's every other day. Highly recommend trying it out on a scar!

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Anton SF

Jun 06, 2023

Hi, thank you for sharing your detailed experience, very much appreciated!

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