🧲 Magnets and Safety

Information about our magnets and safety.

Does exposure to magnets or magnetic fields cause people harm?

No, according to the World Health Organization, exposure to static magnets has not been proven to have harmful (or positive) effects on people.

Are your clothes and magnets safety tested?

Yes. Our products go through a very thorough testing process, are independently safety tested by a consumer products safety testing bureau, and comply with all applicable children's product safety rules.

Is it possible that your magnets could fall out and pose a safety threat to my child?

We created an innovative, patented technology called SewSafe™ construction, where the magnets are sealed in a pouch, stitched into the product multiple times, and hidden between the layers of fabric—so that they are inaccessible to babies, toddlers,

Do Magnetic Me products contain lead?

No—our products have been thoroughly tested and all of them meet lead safety standards.

Do your products contain any phthalates?

We do not have any phthalates in our products. Magnetic Me products have been thoroughly tested and all of our products meet phthalate safety standards.

Can your clothing be used with a pacemaker?

Yes! Our magnets are not strong enough to affect pacemakers. In fact, Magnetic Me is used in Pediatric Cardiac Intensive Care Units all around the country. If you do have a pacemaker, please consult with your physician first before use.

Does Magnetic Me follow the children’s sleepwear flammability standards?

As you may know, the Consumer Products Safety Commission (CPSC) mandates that all children’s sleepwear starting at 9-12M either follow tight fit standards OR be flame retardant, which includes treating garments with toxic chemicals. All of our fabric

Will magnetic closures save me time?

Absolutely! Our magnetic fasteners practically close themselves. They're faster than snaps and zippers, and you'll be dressed in seconds.

Are your magnets considered health magnets?

Unfortunately, static magnets have been sold to consumers as therapeutic remedies since the dawn of time, but it has proved to be a junk pseudo-science. For more information, check out this article Magnets Provide Amusement, But Not Health Benefits a