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Think warm, cozy, & comforting.

Microwave for moist heat therapy: relax sore muscles, improve circulation and flexibility.
Why moist heat?

Freeze for cold therapy to reduce swelling and pain.

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• Soothe sore tight muscles, ease the stress of a long day, and relieve cramps.
• Warm a bed, cold fingers and toes.
• If you are feeling cold after surgery or during an illness our Warmers will keep you toasty.
• Having trouble sleeping from the day’s tension? Heat may help you relax and go to sleep.

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• Filled with all natural whole corn, our warmers do not require added fragrances (as do rice socks), and they have a mild aroma of popcorn.
• Washable covers
• Portable - no wires as with conventional electric heating pads & no hot water bottles!
• Our unique designs conform to your body and can be used over and over again for either heat or cold therapy.

Microwave heating pads are not just for use in a chair or bed. They can be used to pre-heat a car seat (inlcuding a baby car-seat), a stroller, and can be taken to work (most work-places have microwaves).

Take a warmer when traveling. That is when you are more apt to have a pulled muscle due to lifting travel bags, putting items overhead on an airplane, and carrying them through long airport terminals. Sleeping in different beds and riding in rental cars can also make backs uncomfortable. Traveling can find you stressed about meeting flights, finding your way in an unfamailiar area, and generally being out of your element. A heating pad will relax tight muscles and may help you relax and get a good night's sleep.