These Q magnets have turned out to be my saviour. With lupus there are so many connective tissue issues and joint pain you could pop pills or try the magnets. It takes away pain with so little stress or effort, I cannot recommend them highly enough.
Will be ordering a full set next week so I can body map.
Joc Turner. Trinity Beach, Queensland
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