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Q Magnets team will be exbiting at the conference to be held at the Catamaran Resort in San Diego, CA (USA) from 31st Oct to 7th Nov 2023.

The Q Magnets team is delighted to be exhibiting at ICMART 2022 international medical acupuncture conference and having the opportunity to meet some customers in person.

Q Magnets, a magnetic field therapy brand by Neuromagnetics Australia Pty. Ltd., a leader in magnet therapy technology for over 12  years, will exhibit their advanced therapeutic magnets and magnetic mattress pads product line at the Pacific Symposium in San Diego,...

The Q Magnets team is delighted to be exhibiting at ICMART 2022 international medical acupuncture conference and having the opportunity to meet some customers in person.

Inside HR just published about Q Magnets for Pain Relief! Indeed these should help those with pain, whether at work or home! Discover some of the most effective magnetic therapy devices.

April 28/29, 2012; Pg 79 Article in The Courier-Mail Weekend – Brisbane company attracting sports people to magnet relief therapy.

Neuromagnetics Australia are a local company that specialise in the treatment of acute pain. Q magnets are their signature product. Unlike your infomercial magnetic blanket, Q magnets are registered as a genuine therapeutic product worldwide.

The Feb-Mar, 2012 edition of Run4 Your Life magazine is in stores now. On page 10 in the “What’s Hot” section is a brief editorial on Q Magnets.

Pg 41 Article in the Bayside Bulletin – New Device Stops Severe Pain

Neuromagnetics Australia has released a new range of very powerful, wearable magnets designed specifically for chronic pain relief and injury management.

"Q Magnets have made a further break through in the design and development of therapeutic magnets for the treatment of pain" says Managing Director James Hermans. There is a significant body of research that demonstrates the effect static magnets with steep...

Consumer watchdog Choice recently released its list of the shonkiest products and companies that it said are ‘taking advantage of Australian consumers’. One of the ‘winners’ was magnet therapy.

Dianne Hermans interviews Simon Black of the Brisbane Lions who has been using Q Magnets since 3 years for injuries and soreness and to speed up the recovery process.

The Dorothy Hopkins Award for Clinic Study is made available to financial members of the Australian Physiotherapy Association who meet the selection criteria. Dianne Hermans is currently enrolled in a RHD Masters program at Griffith University and is conducting a...

Some of the Brisbane Lions team use medical magnets specially developed by neurologists to help minimise pain related to on-field injuries and to speed the recovery process. The magnets differ from household magnets and other magnets sold for pain relief, because each...