Unique Ion Necklace Launched by IonLoop

Jan. 17, 2012 - PRLog -- Carrollton, Texas –IonLoop, the nations’ fastest growing negative ion + magnet bracelet manufacturer, expands their product line-up by launching the most original silicone Ion Necklace to hit the market in years. Ionloop continues to innovate in the magnetic and ionic bracelet category by adding distinctive designs to its products and focusing on offering both fashion and function to its customers.
The new IonLoop Ion Necklaces’ are no different. The exceptionally unique aspect of this novel product is the development of the exclusive ˚Wheels™ kIT which allows for hundreds of distinct customization possibilities and color combinations.  So, users can customize their own necklaces! The necklaces also contain advanced Ion Regeneration Technology™ which allows maximum negative ion power to be absorbed into the body.
Each necklace comes with four °Wheels™ but the IonLoop fan may also buy a very affordable separate °Wheels™ kIT which contains 22 of the colorful silicone rings.  The multiple color options are great for creating a necklace with the colors of a favorite team, school, or country. Plus, adding and removing the °Wheels™ is so easy that they can be changed daily.
“We firmly believe that our customer base is growing so rapidly because we offer not only an incredibly effective ion and magnet products but we also offer a fresh creative design approach which is unusual in this category” said Melissa Gotfredson CEO. “Fashion and function is what sets us apart from the Asian competitors…we get it and we are having fun with it!” said Gotfredson.
In today’s era of ever expanding technology—cell phones, BlackBerrys, Smart Phones and all electronic devices that we are surrounded with give off high levels of positive ions. IonLoop bracelets and necklaces help the body fight back with one of the highest levels of negative ion content in the industry.
For more information on IonLoop’s technology and where you can purchase an IonLoop products, visit our website at http://www.ionloop.com.