No Magic Necessary to Resolve Harry Potter’s Eyeglass Allergy!

Nov. 15, 2011 - PRLog -- Too bad Hermione didn’t know about Nickel Guard™ when she uttered the magic spell to repair Harry Potter’s glasses.  In addition to fixing his broken glasses, Nickel Guard would have also sealed the frames of his glasses to protect his skin from coming into contact with the nickel found in many eyeglass frames

Daniel Radcliffe, who played Harry Potter in the famous movie series, admitted that he learned of his nickel allergy while filming the first movie, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone.  He suffered for a week with mysterious bumps around his eyes where the iconic glasses touched his face.  

Nickel allergy is a very common form of allergic contact dermatitis, causing rashes, bumps, redness, swelling, and/or itching.  Radcliffe was fitted with hypoallergenic frames and the reaction went away.  Although titanium frames are a great option for the nickel allergic, they can be expensive.  Nickel Guard™ can be used as an inexpensive alternative to provide a barrier between the metal containing nickel and the skin.  Just a few layers of Nickel Guard™ brushed on the frames provide lasting protection from nickel.

It’s not magic.  Nickel Guard received top honors from a major medical university that specializes in allergic contact dermatitis.  In a clinical study, it proved to be the most effective in barrier protection from nickel.

NoNickel.com, a company specializing in solutions for nickel allergy, offers not only the nickel barrier, Nickel Guard  but a simple nickel test kit, Nickel Alert™  to test metal items prior to buying or wearing nickel laden accessories.

If Radcliffe suffers from nickel allergy with eyeglasses, he may also encounter problems with rings, watches, and belt buckles.  NoNickel.com offers certified nickel free belts, buckles, watches, rings and other nickel free jewelry.   With this certification and the guarantee, nickel allergy sufferers can be assured that their products will be completely free of any nickel that creates the annoying itchy rashes associated with contact dermatitis.

For more information on nickel allergy and valuable advice on prevention, avoidance, protection, and treatment, please visit http://www.nonickel.com

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