Quick Answers to Stuff People Ask
Are these safe? Yes, with proper use by anyone 14 or older. They meet global safety standards. But they absolutely must be kept away from children and should never go near your nose or mouth. Swallowed magnets are a serious medical emergency. This isn't a suggestion — it's the most important thing on this page.
What do I actually do with them? Whatever you want. Mash them into a blob when you're stressed. Build shapes when you need to focus. Roll them around in your hand while you're on a call. Some people use them to stop biting their nails. Others just like how they feel. There's no wrong answer.
How many come in a set? It depends on the product. The classic mini magnet sets usually have hundreds of tiny balls. The larger sets have fewer, chunkier pieces. Check the product page for exact counts.
Do they lose their magnetism? No. Rare earth magnets hold their strength for a very long time. Just keep them away from sensitive electronics and credit cards, and you're fine.
How do I clean them? A damp cloth is usually enough. For the gel or silicone stuff, soap and water works. Don't put magnets in the dishwasher. Don't put them in the dryer. Just wipe them down.
Can I take them on a plane? Probably. They're small. But airport security has discretion, so maybe don't bring a giant set in your carry-on.
What if I get them wet? They're coated, so a little water won't hurt. Dry them off afterward and they'll be fine.
Where do I go if I have a problem? The contact page on our website. That's the best way to reach us. We're online Monday through Friday.