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Dangerous Things xSIID

NFC data sharing and supported access control

Keep in mind Manufacturer explicitly says no government certification for implantation. Header, description and detailed specs differ on accessible memory; both hardware and app limits are disclosed.

VivoKey Apex Flex

Experimental implanted electronic identification or secure-element hardware

Keep in mind Manufacturer states its finished implants are not government-certified for implantation or use inside the human body.

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Dangerous Things xSIID versus VivoKey Apex Flex
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Dangerous Things xSIID - Manufacturer product photograph of Dangerous Things xSIID.
Frontier & research · Dangerous ThingsDangerous Things xSIIDReleased
VivoKey Apex Flex - Manufacturer photograph of physical VivoKey Apex Flex hardware.
Frontier & research · VivoKeyVivoKey Apex FlexExperimental implant
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€109.95 EUR≈ $123 USDECB 2026-10-13Lithuania-facing store · Store price · In stock in official structured offer
1 offer records & sources
€109.95 EUR≈ $123 USDECB 2026-10-13 Lithuania-facing store · Store price
In stock in official structured offer

Dangerous Things

xSIID NFC + LED Implant, injector kit

Includes VAT; professional installation cost separate. Not government certified for implantation.Check merchant offer ↗Price source ↗ Checked 2026-10-12
$349 USD≈ €312 EURECB 2026-10-13US · Store price · Stock and delivery not verified
1 offer records & sources
$349 USD≈ €312 EURECB 2026-10-13 US · Store price
Stock and delivery not verified

VivoKey

VivoKey Apex Flex hardware

Manufacturer US product price for the implant configuration without reader/programmer add-ons. Professional placement cost not included.Check merchant offer ↗Price source ↗ Checked 2026-10-12
Designed forNFC data sharing and supported access control ↗Experimental implanted electronic identification or secure-element hardware ↗
Form factor2.1 × 15 mm bioglass implant ↗Subdermal electronic transponder ↗
SensorsNone ↗Not verified
Power & outputPassive field-powered LED ↗Not verified
Radio13.56 MHz ISO14443A / NFC Type 2 ↗Not applicable to this category
ChipNTAG I2C ↗Not applicable to this category
Memory1912 bytes chip memory; typical app support 888 writable bytes ↗Not applicable to this category
PaymentNot supported ↗Not supported by Apex Flex ↗
InstallationSterile injector supplied ↗Not applicable to this category
Chip PlatformNot applicable to this categoryJCOP4 / Java Card3.0.5 ↗
Application MemoryNot applicable to this category83,872 bytes EEPROM ↗
CryptographyNot applicable to this categoryRSA, ECC, AES and3DES applets ↗
Software ProvisioningNot applicable to this categoryFidesmo applet deployment ↗
DimensionsNot applicable to this categoryNarrow8x28 mm; Module14x35 mm; Spectrum22x1.9 mm disc; one family profile ↗
ConstructionNot applicable to this categoryFlexible biopolymer encapsulation ↗
AvailabilityManufacturer explicitly says no government certification for implantation. Header, description and detailed specs differ on accessible memory; both hardware and app limits are disclosed.Manufacturer US product price for the implant configuration without reader/programmer add-ons. Professional placement cost not included.
Important context
  • Manufacturer explicitly says no government certification for implantation. Header, description and detailed specs differ on accessible memory; both hardware and app limits are disclosed.
  • Manufacturer states its finished implants are not government-certified for implantation or use inside the human body.
  • Experimental commercially supplied hardware; catalogue inclusion is not a clinical recommendation.
  • Compatible reader hardware and protocol are required; not every access system or phone is supported.
Editorial pick & releaseNo editorial ranking recordedNo editorial ranking recorded
EvidenceManufacturer source Checked 2026-10-12Manufacturer source Checked 2026-10-13

Battery claims use different conditions and are not a controlled benchmark. “Not verified” is an evidence gap, not a missing feature. Prices are dated regional snapshots. Deposits, bundles and historical launch prices are labelled. Brightness measurement methods and battery workloads vary by manufacturer.