Anyone use QLink???

[under_par]

seem intersting...anyone use the Qlink neckwear before? If so how you like it and does it work?

Thanks!

[jeffgladchun]

It seems like that infomercial is on all the time, doesn't it? I've never used it, but it looks like the biggest load of BS I've ever seen. Its some sort of copper-coil that you wear as a necklace. If it works at all its probably because the wearer thinks its some sort of "magic pill" and they find it as some sort of source of confidence.

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[iacas]

Stacy reviewed the TrionZ magnetic bracelets. Her review will be up on Friday.

[Donald MacKenzie]

I was given a Q-Link at this year's PGA Show. I've worn it for golf and around the office. I don't know how to say whether it really makes any difference. I felt relaxed wearing it on the golf course, but then again I was playing with friends on a sunny day. I would hope I would feel relaxed!

The Q-Link folks say that it is supposed to actually work better in congested, office-type settings. It's supposed to offset the effects of radiation from computer monitors, cell phone radiation, etc. Again, I don't know how to quantify whether it works or not. And no one at Q-Link really gave me a good explanation of how it does whatever it's supposed to do. I know it has something like 40 yards of copper and some sort of microchip inside. Doing what? Should I have a tinfoil hat, too?

My bottom line: I wouldn't shell out big bucks for one. But since I have one, I would probably throw it on to play golf. Even if the effects are psychosomatic, every little bit helps.