Negative Ion Pendants are Radioactive

[@SearinoxNavras]

Actually you DO want the authenticity card. Not only is it also radioactive but in my case it's even more radioactive than the pendant!

[@allRadioactive]

I measured mine with many different detectors, I even run 12h gamma spectroscopy but sadly I did not detect anything!

[@SearinoxNavras]

@@allRadioactive Aww bummer! They must've stopped putting it in the cards!

[@allRadioactive]

@@SearinoxNavras yeah probably

[@radiorob7543]

@@allRadioactive I can confirm that the older pendants included radioactive authenticity cards, along with the rubber ring. This is not the case with the new ones.

[@taylorrahn]

The card that comes with it is radioactive too. Not really sure why. I don’t believe that the thorium detected is natural occurring. There are other health products like face masks, bracelets, clothing and others that also possibly contain thorium dioxide.

[@allRadioactive]

Hey! Thanks for writing. Thorium is naturally occurring element but in this case from what I read it has been added in the production process. I know there are more radioactive quackery items out there and I do plan on featuring them on the channel sooner or later 😃 In terms of the "authenticity card", many people did pointed it out to me but I did not detect anything even with gamma spectroscopy. Maybe they stopped adding thorium to them, who knows? Anyway, I got another radioactive quackery item from Quantum Science so I'll check the card too!

[@Mir1189]

@@allRadioactive Hi. It looks like made from lava, but it most likely isnt. There should be more radioactive elements, such as Uranium. That indicates that this one was made probably in China, and there has been added Thorium dioxide in the process. The correct way how to confirm this would be to look up where was the lava supposedly harvested (some mountain in Japan) and get sample of about same weight and do the spectroscopy. I would guess those would be very different. Most pendants are like this one 0,2 microsievers/hour, some are much more radioactive up to 2 microsievers per hour. Those can be mildly dangerous if worn 24/7. These pendants and similar products are in circulation for at least 10 years by now, and were banned in USA and Canada and by the end of 2021 were reported in Denmark as a product to protect against 5G. People who believe in this quackery usually refer to "weak" medallions as fake, and to strong ones as real, because there was on sale "ion counter" for up to 4000 dollars. If you look it up, it was cheaply made geiger counter with pancake sensor.

[@allRadioactive]

@@Mir1189 yep, I might have been wrong on the material it is made of. If you will have a look on AliExpress, you will see that there are a bunch of “ion” products sold there which leads me to believe that the Thorium is just added during production. My friend even found some sort of flip flops which contained Thorium…

[@kishascape]

This is fake pseudoscience health products for unintelligent middle aged white women.

[@englishguy1985]

Where do you buy that Raysid device from? Thanks

[@allRadioactive]

I am an internal tester and I got prerelease unit. From what I know they will start shipping real soon 😃

[@CanadaRulez4Ever]

hell yeah, i need more radioactive items in my household!

[@thatfeeble-mindedboy]

Most home units use high voltage corona method,and quite safe.

[@kaleelanakaleelana1]

Do you protect the body?

[@electrocute6745]

The actual question is.. Is it safe?

[@BobDarlington]

Good stuff.

[@Desertprophet83]

Was that a lead can ?if so where did you get it anc how much ,?

[@kaleelanakaleelana1]

Is it dangerous or can i buy it؟؟..

[@dahotrod1533]

Both. You can buy them and they are harmful to health

[@icecorebaby]

How much was your unit?

[@allRadioactive]

I've got the most accurate unit. raysid.com/price.html

[@pritchardaracef7020]

i think thats nuclear waste

[@ChingChongCuber]

i really like your videos lol

[@allRadioactive]

Thank you!

[@kaleelanakaleelana1]

Periculosum est an emere possum?؟.

[@WeaverOfNightmares]

This is the fake pendant not the orginal! The real one coast over 90$ not 7$!!!

[@allRadioactive]

Hmm, I never saw a pendant that cost over 90 bucks. I wonder if the more expensive ones are also radioactive

[@WeaverOfNightmares]

@@allRadioactive yes u can directly buy it from there site u will feel hige different when u wear the real one its way more powerful i wonder if its way more active hopefully u get it and make a video cants wait 🤩

[@allRadioactive]

@@WeaverOfNightmares maybe one day 😉

[@polishdoge2022]

@@WeaverOfNightmares he said radioactive not active and radioactive stuff can give you cancer which isn't very good for your health

[@brandnamevideos8419]

@@WeaverOfNightmares a year later and the price has plummeted lol. Can get them now for 20-30 but that's because the companies can't make more or something.. long story short they got popular because of some yt shorts and yea drama ensues. Buttt if you find them on eBay they go really cheap. Maybe I mean I didn't order 2 or anything like that.

[@vinlifecanada]

that's fake

[@allRadioactive]

Hey! Thanks for writing. Do you mean the pendant is fake or the video? Could you please provide some evidence?

[@jaliyaat321]

I think a product from nuclear waste

[@mayangsaputri8011]

Smoga dgn adanya benda ini sy lebih sehat

[@jerameabucejo843]

Fake

[@allRadioactive]

May I ask, what exactly is fake?

[@vinlifecanada]

@@allRadioactive original had a print on pendant say Hope For Children

[@allRadioactive]

@@vinlifecanada seriously? Sometimes I don’t know if I should laugh or cry…

[@vinlifecanada]

@@allRadioactive your pendant is fake. the legit pendant had a hope for children.

[@vinlifecanada]

@@allRadioactive fact!

[@nomatter7064]

Cool gadget, but no longer topical. 600 euros for 8.5% accuracy? We know that the accuracy of a true semi-professional spectrometer should be less than 7% at the very least. Not to mention professional laboratory spectrometers with a large crystal. For 600 euros you can buy Radiakod 101 + Radex Opsidian together!!! They have the same spectrometry function will show the same result. Only they are also radiation detectors.

[@allRadioactive]

Hey, thanks for writing. Both radiacode and Radex obsidian have much lower resolution of the gamma spectrum than the Raysid and have smaller crystals. I’m also not aware of any commercially available portable gamma spectrometer under 600 euros that has FWHM under 7%. If you know any I would love to check them out and compare to RAYSID 😉