AM Eye Magnets

Joining the range of magnets promising to cure everything from back pain to tired eyes, AM Eye Magnets promise to wake up your skin and reduce those wrinkles and bags around the eyes.

Whether you are in need of a “wedding day essential” or “natural face lift” by increasing natural blood flow, AM Eye Magnets can apparently help you.

These are generally marketed toward women, and those who have not yet reached menopause generally don’t have that much iron or otherwise metal in the blood due to monthly cycles. Individuals in general who do have enough metal that would be attracted to these magnets are probably sick and in need of medical help in general.

Ingredients and Mechanism of Action:

AM Eye Magnets use only sticky pads and of course the magnets, and though they claim to be hypoallergenic, some have experienced irritation due to the sticky pads or due to bacteria that can build on them after repeated use. As such, some have also experienced acne and other skin irregularities. They should also not be used if you have a pacemaker or other vital machinery. However, there is no actual affirmation that it might reduce wrinkles or increase blood flow.

Overall Impression of AM Eye Magnets:

AM Eye Magnets are a scam. They are likely to be sold through junk emails, because that is the only way someone would even think to use them. They require you to use them in combination with 30 minutes, maybe a 30 minute power nap? This could help you to reduce tiredness among other things, but the magnets hold no part of that.