Magnetic key chain
OwnerJonathan Joseph Kaufman, Gocha Chkaduainventors
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Abstract
A magnetic key chain which provides for the ability to attach itself to a magnetic material, such as the inner surface of a front door of a home or a refrigerator door. The magnetic key chain also allows for therapeutic treatment of an anatomical site in a living body. In another embodiment, magnetic jewelry is adapted for both ornamental and therapeutic use.
Claims20
A magnetic key chain, said magnetic key chain comprising a ring, a magnet, a hook and a flexible tube having a first end and a second end, wherein said magnet being attached to said first end of said tube and said hook being attached to said second end of said tube, and wherein said ring being attached to said hook.
An item of magnetic jewelry, said item comprising a flexible tube having a first end and a second end, a magnet and a magnetic material, wherein said magnet being attached to said first end of said tube and said magnetic material being attached to said second end of said tube.
A method of therapeutically treating an anatomical site in a living body, using a magnetic key chain, said magnetic key chain comprising a ring, a magnet, a hook and a flexible tube, said method comprising the step of placing said magnetic key chain around said anatomical site, whereby to expose said anatomical site to a magnetic field associated with said magnet in said magnetic key chain.
A method of therapeutically treating an anatomical site in a living body, using an item of magnetic jewelry, said item of magnetic jewelry comprising a magnet, a magnetic material and a flexible tube, said method comprising the step of placing said item of magnetic jewelry around said anatomical site, whereby to expose said anatomical site to a magnetic field associated with said at least one magnet in said item of magnetic jewelry.
A magnetic dart, said magnetic dart comprising a first tube and a second tube, a magnet, and a length of fabric, wherein said magnet being attached to said first tube, said length of fabric being attached to said magnet and said first tube, and said second tube being a sleeve over said fabric adjacent to said first tube and magnet.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.