THIS IS A MUST HAVE FOR ANY GHOST INVESTIGATION. ENJOY!
 
Product features
100% Hand made in the USA - (Bonus Pendulum is Imported - Size =1"x5/8")
NONTOXIC! 
Instructions + links to video sources to master dowsing skills
Copper handles (5") and Solid copper rods (13") - Best dowsing rods are made of solid copper because it's the second conductive metal on earth after silver
Easy swing - Also, two glass bottles included. Fill them with water, gold, etc. and attach to the rods for more accurate dowsing
 
● PLEASE BE CAREFUL OF ILLEGAL SELLERS!
Copper is an expensive metal and unfortunately, some of the sellers prefer using COPPER COATED rods instead of solid copper material.
What is wrong with copper coated rods?
Factories usually produce copper coated steel rods for gas welding. Size and thickness of these gas welding rods are very suitable for creating dowsing rods. Lead is one of four metals that have the most damaging effects on human health. It can enter the human body through uptake of food, water, and air.
Lead can cause several unwanted effects:
- Rise in blood pressure, kidney damage, miscarriages and subtle abortions, disruption of nervous systems, brain damage, declined fertility of men, diminished learning abilities of children. Lead can enter a fetus through the placenta of the mother which can cause serious damage to the nervous system and the brains of unborn children.
Read more: “lenntech” website
How do I find out if they are copper coated?
It’s simple, you can use the image reference I placed above. Solid copper rods are also made of copper in their section. Copper coated rods have a thin layer of copper on outside edges of a steel rod. So they have non-copper material.
● If you’re looking for water, Fill both glass vials provided and attach them to the rods. Attach a piece of jewelry for gold finding.
● As translated from one preface of the Kassel experiments, "roughly 10,000 active dowsers in Germany alone can generate a conservatively-estimated annual revenue of more than $50 million". GWUP-Psi-Tests 2004: Keine Million Dollar für PSI-Fähigkeiten