- According to a Mayo Clinic study performed in 2002, the Q-Ray bracelet benefited 75 percent of its users. All these patients experienced some pain relief, which this study attributes to a placebo effect.
- The Q-Ray bracelet looks like a casual piece of jewelry, so it isn't obvious that you are treating your health problem. Bracelets come in silver, titanium and gold.
- Websites that sell the Q-Ray bracelet claim that it provides relief for chronic pain sufferers, though this claim is unproven. In Chinese medicine, it is said that chronic pain is caused by blocked meridians. Proponents of the Q-Ray bracelet claim its balancing power can unblock these paths.
- Makers of the Q-Ray bracelet claim it has a special design that assists the body in healing itself by returning it to its natural state of normal ionic balance. This is facilitated by what is known as electro-polarization, which absorbs the charges of static electricity in the body.
- Some people feel rejuvenated while wearing the Q-Ray bracelet and claim they experience increased levels of energy throughout the day
