You’ve probably heard that strong, small magnets are dangerous for children. You would not give a toddler a neodymium magnet for any reason; you know that two of them, if swallowed, can connect ...

"These super-strong magnets can rip through a child's ... If you have small children, don't have small loose magnets in the house. Small magnetic fidget sets for adults or older children can be very ...

Look for a small metallic chip on the front ... a little caution can help you avoid a sticky situation (pun very much intended). Strong magnets should be kept at a reasonable distance from ...

you can now buy small, powerful, rare earth magnets known generally as Buckyballs. Once regulated and banned because of the danger they pose to kids— they can cause very serious injuries ...

In October, the child safety organization Tiny Hearts, run by an ex-paramedic, demonstrated the dangers of swallowing the “strong” but “small” magnets as a warning to parents. Multiple ...

Cellphones, on the other hand, have very small magnets inside, meaning the outer shell of the phone can act as a buffer between your cards and keep them safe from potential damage. In general ...