✓ (-) Black 100% genuine cowhide leather
✓ (+) Red 100% genuine cowhide leather
✓ Reinforced bonding / reinforced stitching
✓ Y35 magnetization grade
✓ Holding force: 4 kg
✓ Magnet size: 5 cm × 2.5 cm × 1.1 cm
✓ Total size: 7 cm × 4.8 cm × 1.3 cm
✓ Manufactured in Spain

Quality ★★★★
Strength ★★★ 4KG
(The holding force corresponds to the magnet without the leather cover.)

My Recommendation as a Therapist

As a Biomagnetism therapist, medium-sized magnets are some of the most practical tools I use in daily sessions.

The Skuers® Medium Clic magnets have become my preferred choice because they combine excellent magnetic strength with a reinforced stitched design that makes them more durable and easier to handle during therapy. The stitched leather finish helps the magnets align together more naturally and securely, giving them the distinctive “click” feel that inspired the name Clic.

They are also highly effective for creating “mosaic” configurations (placing four magnets together), following the protocols taught by Dr. David Goiz. This allows for more focused applications while still maintaining balanced coverage.

After working with different brands over the years, Skuers® remains my personal favorite, which is why I decided to bring these Spanish-made magnets to Australia. Through my connections with Biomagnetism therapists and suppliers around the world, I’m able to provide products that I genuinely trust and personally use in my own practice, helping make high-quality therapeutic tools more accessible here in Australia.

Skuers® is a brand created by therapist students of Dr. Isaac Goiz, the discoverer of Medical Biomagnetism and Biomagnetic Pair therapy.

Since 2011, Skuers® has focused on developing and testing high-quality materials specifically designed for therapeutic use. The brand was born in Mexico City and later established in northern Spain after extensive research and collaboration with experienced therapists, as well as organizations such as the AEBM (Spanish Association of Medical Biomagnetism) and the CMBM (Mexican College of Medical Biomagnetism)