Rayma bracelet (ionized?) switched to by
our monks instead of qray bracelets.

Unfortunately the Rayma bracelets are no longer available.
Please click here to go to our new Trion:Z bracelets page.

[The is modified heavily from an old newsletter in which Jon Peniel discussed reiki healing, chi/ULE (Universal Life Energy) and spiritual healing in general.

The article also discussed Q-ray ® bracelets. I highly recommend reading those two pages, then this one, before making any decisions or conclusions. 

OUR LATEST DISCOVERY AND PRICE BREAK

We had been using the Q-ray ^® (or qray) bracelets for energy and certain types of chronic pain in the past, based on our own experiences. We don't have time to conduct expensive and lengthy university clinical studies, but Jon and others are quiet discerning when it comes to the latest "hype" or heath "fad" or "placebo effects". But being that studies weren't conducted, we couldn't say if it was truly scientifically valid or just a beneficial positive placebo (the positive power of belief), which many people experience. All we could do is say what we experienced, which was overall positive. Jon believes it is scientifically valid, but there is no clinical trial proof.

Interestingly, qray recently dropped their claims about how it worked and pain relief. We don't know if they changed them or what, but coincidentally we had just found a company in Spain who made the Rayma Bracelet, they essentially say the same things, claim to be the originator, and that their bracelets give pain relief. Because of U.S. regulations, we can't make such claims (nor do we want to because all we have is our own experiences and what we've heard from others). But we feel it is our duty to pass such interesting information on.

The price difference between the two companies (who sell what appear to be identical products), was shocking.  Qray only offered a 30 day satisfaction guarantee on their cheapest model ($50), which in my opinion, was ugly. Besides that, it tended to mar and virtually took two people to get on and off. 

On the other hand, Rayma bracelets offered a model similar to Q-rays surgical steel gold plated model ($180), but only the end knobs were gold plated - BUT it had the easy on easy off comfortable surgical steel in it's natural silvery finish. Quite a nice look for men and women. And only $59.95 (ours are less)! So Jon tried it, liked it better, and after a while, we all agreed and switched to it also. Plus our customers loved them and they far outsold the others. 

Rayma Bracelets - Flexible and Fashionable! 

We’ve found a great manufacturer of special bracelets. The energy is called many things, but in any case they are beautiful & fashionable, “easy on, easy off”, and been a God send for us. Flexible surgical stainless steel model bracelet with 18K gold plated tips for only $49.95! (Compared to the other companies, including the $180 qray model).  Currently Unavailable. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Caution: Do not use the Rayma bracelet if you wear a pacemaker or electric implants of any kind or are allergic to metal.

Windsor-Hill Money Back Satisfaction Guarantee:  If you aren't happy with it, return it undamaged, unscratched with it's original packing materials within 30 days, and we'll give you a full refund excluding shipping).  

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