Therapeutic Hot/Cold Wrap

Comments about Therapeutic Hot/Cold Wrap:

For aching neck, shoulders, and back. It just does not stay hot long enough, since heating in microwave is limited to 2 min. max

Comments about Therapeutic Hot/Cold Wrap:

the tiny buckwheat filling, is just that TINY. So small that it doesn't hold the heat. A waste of money.

Comments about Therapeutic Hot/Cold Wrap:

The shape and style are great. But the material used to fill it is next to useless for holding heat. After heating it in the microwave, it holds the heat for about 4 minutes, maybe 5-6 minutes if I have a blanket draped over my shoulders covering the Therapeutic Wrap. Asking for a refund.

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I set At the sewing machine for hours at a time, this is wonderful. Heats up in just a min. and stays warm for a long time. Helps the shoulders, neck and upper back have bought many for daugthers and friends. I spray a little forbreeze after I heat it up. Like adding my own fresh smell of my choice.

Comments about Therapeutic Hot/Cold Wrap:

It works okay, but needs more filling and could use some nice scent added, a littl stinky . . . takes longer to heat up than they say.

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My husband received this wrap for Christmas, but the whole family uses it now and loves it. We now are buying them as gifts for other family members. Much more comfortable than the ones just for the neck and holds the heat for quite a while.

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it';s help good to used

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I was diagnosed with Adhesive Capsilitus in my shoulder which caused me great pain. While undergoing physical therapy, they used warm moist heat treatment and it helped so I ordered one of these to use at home. What a remarkable difference! Not only did it relieve my shoulder pain when needed, but it helped for general stiffness. I highly recommend this product to anyone looking for a heat/cool pad.

Comments about Therapeutic Hot/Cold Wrap:

I get a lot of muscle tension and pain in my neck, upper back and shoulder areas. My triggers are snow shoveling, raking, trimming hedges or long hours on the computer.

I read the comments from others. I can't expect it to retain heat like an electric device, but it really does cool off fast. For example, faster than a rice bag. It also doesn't get very hot...I've pushed the 2 min maximum just a smidge. I've not tried it cold...I get more relief from hot. I've not tried spot cleaning it, it's still new.

It is comfortable, sits on the shoulders nicely, I can lay down with it. I wish there was a bit more buckwheat in each cell...it would be warmer that way.

Yes it does get moist. So do rice bags and corn bags and bean bags. I don't love it, but I'm used to that feature of the natural seed heat pads. It tends to get less over time as the seeds dry out.

And yes, other comments note that it does have a strange smell. To me, it sort of smells like cooked beets of all things. Another feature of a natural plant product. Some people found it offensive enough to discontinue use, but I'm Ok with it. Everybody had a different level of sensitivity to odors.

It's a little bulky to try to fold back up and put back in its box. I still need to find a "home" for where to store it.

Overall, I like it. It's not perfect and I would improve upon it, but the design covers my sore trouble areas well without me having to piece together two heat pads or decide which area needs it more.

Comments about Therapeutic Hot/Cold Wrap:

cheap outside material, can't heat long enough for it to maintain heat very long.

good design