Speks magnet balls are for anyone 14 years of age or older. That means nerds, early adopters, head honchos, nail-biters, cuticle-pickers, all-day fidgeters, aspiring architects, design snobs, and everyone in between. Just keep them away from ALL chil
Speks are made from the rare earth element, neodymium along with some iron and boron and coated with a nickel plating and polymer paint.
In 2022, the Consumer Product Safety Commission banned magnets with a much higher magnetic strength than Speks. Speks have a magnet strength of about 90% less than those magnets and were not part of the ban. Speks are fully compliant with CPSIA Safet
Speks meet CPSIA Safety Standard for Magnets 16 CFR 1262 and meet the mechanical and chemical standards of ASTM F963-23.
Although we’ve designed all Speks' products with safety in mind, it is possible that ingestion of any loose magnets could still cause serious injury. Swallowed magnets can damage internal organs and have resulted in death and serious injury. This is
Speks magnet balls were designed with safety in mind. While most brands of magnet ball sets are 5mm in diameter, Speks are less than half of that size. Because of this, the magnetic flux index (a fancy way of measuring strength) is less than 50 kg²mm
Speks should be played with on a table or desk, safely out of reach from children. After playing with Speks, store them in the carrying case that comes in every set. Make sure to collect all magnets when you’re finished using them and they are not st
Seek immediate medical attention or contact the poison control center immediately if you think magnets were ingested, as x-rays and prompt surgical removal may be required. Do not wait for symptoms to appear as it may become too late for medical inte
If you suspect any loose magnets were swallowed or inhaled, contact your medical professional right away. If the product involved was a Speks magnet ball, you can let them know that the flux index (fancy language for “strength”) of the magnet is unde