Ladycare magnet

What does it do vqueen?

Sorry, just looked it up

Ummm sounds a bit doubtful, but who knows, if it's not overly pricey I guess it's worth a try .

I remember a hilarious event with a work colleague wearing one of these, when we went to get breakfast in a hotel where we staying on a trip to visit a client.

Let me just say no one needs that much cutlery to eat porridge......................

Yep, I tried it a few years ago. Didn't notice any benefit at all. But I did get stuck to the ironing board!

I was involved in the original testing before it became widely available. Didn't do much for me, but I know it worked for others. It did stick me to the metal edge of the checkout conveyor thingy in Sainsbury's though ... till I realised what was happening and took a step back.

VQ I remembered that there was a previous thread about this - here you go:

www.gransnet.com/forums/menopause/a1238183-Ladycare-magnet-for-menopause-symptoms

It was rubbish and everynight seemed to end up sticking to some part if my husbands body

Okie dokie. So the upshot is that Ladycare probably acts as a placebo for some but other than that is only useful for collecting extra cutlery and holding the wearer hostage in Sainsburys. Also some Ladycare magnets prefer men to women.

I tried a magnetised strap around my knee which was supposed to cure arthritis. It made no difference to the arthritis but the strap help support the knee. DH tried a magnet bracelet, which was quite expensive, but no noticeable benefits. I fear magnets don't work. So now you have doubts the placebo effect won't work either. Sorry.