Neck Warmers on Sale
Microwave for moist heat therapy to relax sore muscles, improve circulation and flexibility.
Why moist heat?
Freeze for cold therapy to reduce swelling and pain.
Use to warm a bed, ease pain of stiff arthritic hands, relax muscle spasms and cramps, take the chill off cold feet. This Neck Warmer makes a wonderful get well gift for someone who has just had surgery.
Scroll down to see color choices.
Product Information
Neck Warmers are first quality and are about 25" x 5.5" and weigh approximately 2 lb. Microwave about 1.5 minutes for 30 - 45 minutes of warmth. Made with soft cotton flannel with a Velcro closure to keep the corn-filled pouch in place. An inner cotton bag provides insulation for added comfort and is baffled to help distribute filling evenly around the neck.
All Neck Warmers are packaged with a bow and instructions.
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Item Code |
Size |
Price |
Teal, Rose, & White Plaid |
NW-G2 |
25" x 5.5" |
$23.00
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Neck Warmer - Red |
NW-Red |
25" x 5.5" |
$23.00
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- Filled with whole corn
- Made with soft cotton flannel with a Velcro closure to keep the corn-filled pouch in place
- Neck Warmer provides moist heat for about 30 - 45 minutes - after microwaving for a minute or so on full power.
- Adjust heating time to suit your needs as microwave ovens vary in power.
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- No added fragrances (as with rice socks) - Aroma is that of a freshly popped bowl of popcorn.
- Removable washable cover makes laundering easy.
- Portable - no wires as with conventional electric heating pads
- No messy hot water bottles!
- Segmented insert distributes corn evenly
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