I have PPMS, 61 years old and have had Ocrevus infusions since 2018. An aside: I make (or try to) jewelry to keep busy at home. I say this because I wore a bracelet I had made a few days prior to my 8/16/22 Ocrevus infusion session. I realize the beading I use is not the "real deal" however I do buy quality. So, when a few days later looking at the bracelet, I was shocked to see it was absolutely dull with no shine/shimmer at all. None of the others, some made months ago, had lost their shine. Thoughts?
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I suspect that the beads are from different batches rather than an interaction from your skin. One thing to try would be to rub a shiny one from earlier with your fingers and see if it turns dull. Just a thought.
With stainless steel measurement calipers, we could always tell when a workers wife was pregnant. If he used the dial calipers, he would leave almost rusty finger prints on them. In one year, we caught three men that didn't even know their wives were pregnant yet. The transfer was from her hand to his had to the calipers. It never failed, but most calipers are made out of plastic now.
I tend to agree with jorrell. Suppliers get their beads from different sources, especially nowadays. Also if there is any metal like a clasp it would have changed also.
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