Phiten X30 Titanium Discs (50 Piece) MADE IN JAPAN

Description

Phiten X30 Titanium Discs (50 Piece) MADE IN JAPAN
X30 Titanium Power Tape Discs are the go-to product for active people around the globe. Each small adhesive disc contains Phiten's X30 higher concentrated Aqua Titanium which can be used to target specific areas with pinpoint accuracy. The discs are easy to apply and are an essential item in your gym bag or purse. Before, during, or after any activity, the X30 Titanium Power Tape Discs are there when you need them most. Used by athletes, trainers, and practitioners around the globe.
Features
Easy to apply on every part of body
Can be kept on for 2 to 3 days due to its water repellent material making it versatile and strong against perspiration and water
Contains a higher concentration of Phiten's X30 Aqua Titanium
Directions for use:
Apply directly on clean and dry skin. Use as much as need. Change or remove tape every 2 to 3 days.
Material:
61 % Polyester, 33% Cotton, 6% Polyurethane
Caution:
Do not apply on open cuts or wounds. If rash or irritation occurs, discontinue use immediately and consult with your physician. Apply on dry skin. Moisture or perspiration may cause the tape to peel off easily.
Size:
Approximately the size of a nickel
Count:
1 Box / 50 Discs
Made in Japan
Phiten’s AQUA-METAL Technology
The core of Phiten Technology lies within AQUA-METALS – created through a number of patented and proprietary processes that, in part, breaks down specific metals into nanoscopic particles dispersed in water, essentially creating a hydro-colloidal metal. Every Phiten product incorporates some form of this specially-treated, water-soluble metal technology. The purpose they serve, like all of our products, is to help enhance the user’s quality of life.
Phiten Facts
Over 1.8 BILLION Phiten Titanium Power Tape Discs Sold WORLDWIDE
Phiten holds over 100 Patents WORLDWIDE
AQUA-TITANIUM, CARBONIZED TITANIUM, AQUA-GOLD, AQUA-SILVER and AQUA-PALLADIUM are used EXCLUSIVELY in Phiten products
Research studies are continuously being conducted by university professors around the globe