Magicbands health warning - anyone concerned?

[Ben1993]

These warnings are on practically every food item in the US as well I've noticed. It's just a liability thing, wouldn't give it a second thought personally

[braby]

In a word "Nope", if I avoided everything in life that could harm me i'd be sitting in a corner on my own the rest of my life. I'm sure mobile communications phone's/cell tower's are more of a risk yet we don't avoided them.

[Guest]

If any are worried, Myself and my family will gladly go on your WDW trip for you, we will take loads of photo's and will pay to have your families face photoshopped onto 100 photo's

now thats a deal for the worry warts amongst us

[disney332]

Nope

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Disney332

[YLL]

Let's put it this way. Maybe, just maybe if you were wearing 20 magic bands on each arm and leg 24/7, 365 days per year, then it could be a cause for concern. But 1 for a couple weeks? Hilarious!

[grommitt]

I find wearing a wedding ring more harmfull to my health

[mandco]

Its a standard warning for products made/sold in california
I'm sure its something to do with the California Proposition 65 policy which states they must info you if there are chemicals listed in the proposition that could potentially be harmful to health in a product even if the levels in that product are deemed to be within safe limits.
I have seen it on a few items online from american based stores

[Tinklebell]

Originally Posted by Speakle

Exactly. According to "Experts" most things can give you cancer. It makes you wonder why we aren't extinct by now.

Anyone who takes all these claims so seriously must have a panic room installed. And probably a spare panic room in case they can't reach the main one!

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I think well done toast is on that list too but I won't eat toast any other way! Pale toast yuck!😁

[Disney Ash]

Originally Posted by Halowa

OMG. You talk about fake news.

Just remind yourself what makes you get old and eventually kills you. It’s called air.

What is this world coming too.

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It is not 'fake news' it is the way it is in the US. It seems like everything here comes with one general rule for all and the exception for Cali. Yes I am generalizing but working in a human resource setting I know this is true and looking at warning labels in merchandise i have bought it seems there is always the exception for Cali residents
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[Griff_389]

More than likely just a typical cautionary warning, possibly due to it having a battery inside of it, or an NFC chip emitting a signal.