Ultra-thin quartz vial enables precise water transformation for optimal hydration
Mother water undergoes a 5-stage procedure over 365 days for maximum coherence
No batteries or electric charging required, ensuring eco-friendly and convenient use
Highly stable output even when exposed to strong radiation, ensuring lasting benefits
Portable design allows for easy use at home, on the go, or in any environment
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The Analemma Wand is a portable tool that transforms regular water into its super-charged, full-spectrum coherent state.
It consists of an ultra-thin quartz vial filled with Mother Water, a highly dominant positive frequency water obtained through a 5-stage procedure spanning 365 days. When you swirl the Analemma Wand through regular wate
Material
Ultra-thin quartz vial, mother water, silicone cap, stainless steel cap
Operation
No batteries or electric charging required
Stability
Maintains coherence even when exposed to strong radiation
Application
Suitable for tap, filtered, or bottled water
Case
Stainless steel protective case included
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Am super happy with my Analemma wand/product. I noticed a difference within a few days and am excited to be able to use this lifetime product each and every day of my life -- with no additional cost or renewal being necessary. Congrats and thank you Analemma on developing and offering such a great product! Holly
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Holly · 2 days ago
I have been using Analemma for a few weeks now. I have used other water restructuring devises before, but decided to try it based on information provided by the company. So far, I am pleased.
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Debbie · 4 days ago
The time required to stir the amount of water I drink is starting to get laborious/unsustainable. And it's hard not to get the metal part wet if I'm stirring a bottle that holds more than 8oz. I also drink out of mostly glass containers, which makes stirring with the glass wand precarious. It takes a tremendous amount of trust and faith in the product to continue spending the time and labor for something that doesn't give noticeable results quickly. Jury's out.
