Safe & Convenient

• No wires or electrical outlets
• No messy hot water bottles
• No worry of overheating when falling asleep
• No fragrances or perfumes
• No harsh ice on the skin
• No melting ice cubes

Microwave for heat therapy to:

• Relieve muscle pain
• Relax tight back & neck muscles
• Improve flexibility
• Stimulate circulation
• Warm cold hands or feet
• Ease chill from inactivity due to surgery or illness
• Relieve menstrual cramps

Freeze for cold therapy
to:

• Reduce swelling
• Relieve pain
• Soothe a headache
• Ease pain from mild burns and sunburns
• Cool off in the heat

Back Warmers

Neck Warmers
Hand Warmers
Palm Packs
Mainely Foot Warmers
Mainely Ice

Bears
Bunny
Cat
Dachshund Neck Warmer
Moose
Mouse
Sheep
Woolly Bear Neck Warmer

Gifts for simple pleasure!
Birthdays
Get well
Graduation
Holidays
Housewarming
Retirement
Baby Shower
Bridal Shower
Mothers' Day
Fathers' Day
Valentine's Day
Anniversary
Office Gifts

For:
Senior Citizens
Skiers & Snowboarders
Sports Enthusiasts
Moms-to-be
Dads-to-be
People recovering from surgery
People who live in cold climates

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Relax tight muscles after periods of strenuous activity - playing tennis, walking eighteen holes of golf, hiking, swimming, playing professional sports, mountain climbing, or mowing the lawn!

Relief for minor stiffness and cold associated with arthritis. Arthritis.com

Very mild heat on a baby's tummy may help cholic. Heat warmer for 30 seconds. Do not overheat as babies skin may be more sensitive to heat than an adult's skin might be.

Prewarm a crib and avoid waking a baby by placing him/her on cold sheets.

Please note: NEVER leave a child unattended with a warmer. Our warmers contain whole corn and ingesting could cause choking.

Relax tight muscles after periods of strenuous activity.

Relieve pain associated with muscle spasms.

Improve flexibility before or after a workout.

Relieve periodic cramps or lower back discomfort.

Reduce swelling. Consult a physician about when and how long to apply ice or heat.

Use on mild burns to relieve pain. The soft fabric is more comfortable on the skin than a bag of frozen peas or ice cubes, and there is no spoilage of food or mess of melting ice cubes.

Use heat after first few days when the area no longer feels hot to the touch. Consult a physician for acute or prolonged pain.

Use heat to increase blood flow. Sometimes shoulder and neck stiffness can cause pain in the arms or wrist. Heat on neck may help improve circulation. Follow advice of a physician or therapist for proper posture for prolonged use of the computer, drawing board, or other activities that might cause arm & wrist problems. Exercises that might help

Relieve the chills from flu or from being inactive.

A little TLC while resting to relieve added stress and tension.

Pets

Help pets through periods of illnesses or cold weather. Use frozen when the vet says to ice it.

Reduce swelling without the harshness of cubes or frozen peas.

Relieve hip pain due to softening of connective tissues between pelvis and joints during 3rd trimester.

Relieve back pain from the weight of the baby.

Use on face to help relieve sinus headaches when pain medication is not recommended.

Help relaxation due to emotional stress and anxiety.

Relieve tension headaches by placing on back of neck.

Visit the Mayo Clinic Web Site and look for "Healthy Living Centers."

Lamaze.com See articles on "Comfort Measures"

Raynaud's Disease

Use Palm Packs to warm cold hands from Raynaud's or other conditions that cause cold hands. Can be tucked inside mittens or pockets. For more information on dealing with Raynaud's go to the Raynaud's Foundation or see Maine Warmers' Links page.

Warm cold extremities from inability to exercise during recuperation period..

Before the activity use on tight muscles to help increase flexibility and prevent injuries.

After participating in a tennis match, 18 holes of golf, hiking, a soccer, football, or basketball game, a day of downhill or cross country skiing, or a brisk walk or run, use a Maine Warmer to help keep muscles from tightening.

For sprains and strains, tennis elbow, golfer's injuries, tendentious, soft tissue injuries. Always consult a physician before treating injuries. For added information visit the Mayo Clinic Web Site and look under "First Aid" and/or "Healthy Living Centers."

Relax stiffness from sitting at a computer all day, sleeping or sitting the wrong way.

Warm up fast after exposure to the cold. Take one with you in a cold car. Pre-warm beds- prevent the shock of cold sheets.