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A real medical copper bracelet is a small piece of craftsmanship. Before you buy, check these five points — they make the difference between a piece that lasts a lifetime and one that disappoints in weeks.

Look for 99% pure copper or higher. Cheap bracelets are often copper-plated brass — they tarnish unevenly and lose any wellness benefits within months.

A medical bracelet should sit snugly without pinching. Measure your wrist with a soft tape, then add 1.5 cm for comfort. Adjustable open-cuff designs (the C-shape) work for most wrists.

A polished finish looks elegant but tarnishes faster. A brushed or matte finish hides daily wear better. Pick what fits your lifestyle.

Some sellers add lacquer to prevent tarnish. This blocks copper from touching skin — defeating the whole purpose. A real medical bracelet is uncoated.

Buy from a brand that lists material composition openly and offers a clear return policy.

Shop Amadoura's curated medical copper collection — every bracelet meets the five criteria above, by design.