divabot

Oh absolutely true -- cannot vouch for device as you say. It does, however, appear to be founded on correct science. When I read your tweet I thought "how the fuck would that work then" hence I went to find out. Could be that they've designed a non functional device based on correct physical principles (for example the magnet is not strong enough or the flow rate too great or the frequency is wrong). Some of the cited material in journals refers to industrial applications where it is used and does give measureable reductions. Clearly such a device could be built but whether the sold gadget is one is another matter. If I were a betting man I would bet that it does work (at least to some extent). The timescale of initial research in 90s, industrial application a few years back... it just feels right.