Use Instructions include avoiding high temperatures, preventing collisions, keeping away from sensitive items, proper storage, and safety measures.‌ Details are as follows:

1)‌‌‌ Avoid High Temperatures and Strong Impacts‌

High temperatures can cause demagnetization or permanent loss of magnetism (especially for ‌neodymium magnets‌). Keep away from heat sources.‌

Strong vibrations or impacts may break the magnet—handle with care.‌

2)‌‌ Keep Away from Electronic Devices and Magnet-Sensitive Items‌

Includes ‌watches, smartphones, credit cards, hard drives‌, etc., as magnetic fields may interfere with data or damage devices.

Medical equipment and precision instruments should also avoid strong magnetic exposure.

3) Safe Handling and Storage‌

‌Prevent Pinching Injuries‌: Strong magnets can snap together forcefully—wear gloves or use tools when handling.‌

‌Moisture and Corrosion Prevention‌: Store in a dry, ventilated place, away from acids/alkalis. Place on a wooden board to prevent moisture.

‌Separate Storage‌: Store large and small magnets apart or use spacers (e.g., foam) to prevent unwanted attraction.

4) Waste Recycling

‌Strong magnets (especially for ‌neodymium magnets‌) require proper recycling due to rare earth metals—dispose of them professionally.

‌Horseshoe magnets‌ should have their poles connected with soft iron, and adjacent magnets should be stored with opposite poles to reduce field loss.‌

5) Safety Tips‌

Keep out of reach of children to prevent accidental swallowing.‌

Some individuals may experience skin irritation—seek medical attention if needed.