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HomeHealth ProductsHealth DetectionNickel Solution Detect & Protect 2-Part System |
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|  | | | Customer Reviews: | | | Average Customer Review: ( 3 customer reviews )
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9 of 9 found the following review helpful:
 Problem Solved! Oct 27, 2008
By mrs. robinson
"mrs. robinson"
Well, I suspected that I had an allergy to nickel because my some of my earrings bothered me a day or two after wearing them. You know, itchy rash type stuff. Anyhow, the product helped me find out which pair(s) of earrings had nickel in them. They I applied 3 thin coats of nickel guard to the studs and not a problem since.
I am thrilled and highly recommend Nickel Solution to others. It is like a treasure hunt now. I test all my jewelry items and occasionally I find another source of nickel. The oddest things can have nickel including belt buckles and jean studs - who would have thought so many things can cause a rash. Anyhow, good luck all test, test, test.
5 of 7 found the following review helpful:
 Expensive nail polish May 20, 2008
By Day
I had an allergy to my watch. The nickel test from this product came up empty. Maybe there is no nickel in my watch, that's OK. But I do have an allergy of some sort, so I applied the "protect" solution to the watch. The protecting solution smells exactly like nail polish. The allergy came back in a few days but maybe I did not apply the protecting solution thoroughly enough. If I had to do it all over again, I would have simply gotten nail polish and applied it to my watch.
 I am not sure if this works Nov 29, 2010
By Susan Debonis
"Susan"
I know I am sensitive to nickel and had bought a pair of silver earrings recently. The result when wearing them is the severe allergic reaction I get when wearng anything with a nickel content. So, I found this test kit, which arrived quickly and securely packaged. The bottle that contains a clear liquid smealls like it is amonia. You place several drops of this liquid on a q-tip swab, then rub on the metal item for 20 to 30 seconds. A pink color is supposed to develop on the swab if it is possitive for nickel. I tested the earrings in question and a grayish-slightly pink color developed, and I am not sure what that means. If something tests positive, there is a bottle of a clear nail varnish to apply to the jewelry piece to prevent a nickel reaction. I dont' know what you would do about a reaction to the nail varnish, though.
There is nothing else on the market for consumers to test for nickel and I really can't say that this product is effective.
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