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Wednesday January 24, 2007
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 I'm not a golfer, but I can only imagine the level of difficulty and physicality it takes to play. And just like any other sport, golfers can get stressed out too. You may have heard of Q-Link's product line of pendants that you wear to reduce stress and improve your focus. The company's latest offering is their bracelet line. There are three models to choose from: Performance ($79.95 SRP, shown here); Silver Cuff ($99.95 SRP); and Silver/Gold Cuff ($149.95 SRP). Each one is worn around the wrist. But how exactly is it supposed to reduce your stress? According to Q-Link, it "features SRT-3 programming, which enables it to more efficiently resonate life-supporting frequency in a person’s energy field. The result is a more effective response to stress." If you're in need of one, bracelets are available at green grass shops and at golf retailers, including Golfsmith, Dick's Sporting Goods, and The Golfer's Warehouse. Or catch a demo of the bracelets at the PGA Merchandise Show, Jan. 25-27 in Orlando.
 Q-Link Silver/Gold Cuff Bracelet
 Q-Link Silver Cuff Bracelet
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March 13, 2007 4:21 AM
Nice to hear that the bracelets in the site reduce stress of the person, who wears it,rings are also some of their products which relieve stress,it is very nice to wear such kind of bracelets not only for the look but also to relieve mental stress.i happened to visit the site that has some variety just like this.
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April 14, 2007 9:46 AM
My sport trainers use the q-link. I tried it on and noticed an immediate surge of energy and had a much more intense workout as a result. Contacted gearlog to have my bracelet shipped overnight express. This device is amazing to say the least. I feel much more calm and centered than I have in many, many years. I am going to buy more for family and friends.
June 3, 2007 4:35 AM
I received one as a gift and although it has been reported by others as having some sort of affect, it hasn't done jack for me. Maybe it would if I believed it would...