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Self-Heating Pain Relief Patches – Neck, Back, Knee & Abdomen
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Self-Heating Pain Relief Patches – Neck, Back, Knee & Abdomen

Price range: $35.99 through $49.99

Self-heating patches are single-use adhesive pads that warm on contact with air for neck, back and knee comfort. Each patch stays warm for several hours under clothing. Apply over a layer rather than bare skin for long wear, and never sleep on one — sustained low heat burns skin that is not moving.

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Specifications

Age: Above 13

Craft of Weaving: Non-Woven

Material: Others (fill in by yourself)

Whether with hard protective gear: No

Color

BFT-50PCS, BFT-12PCS, BFT-100PCS

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Common questions

Should I use heat or ice?
Ice for the first forty-eight hours after an injury, while there is swelling. Heat afterwards, and for chronic stiffness, muscle tension and period cramps. Heat on a fresh swollen injury tends to make the swelling worse.
How long should you use a heating pad?
Fifteen to twenty minutes at a time, over a layer of clothing rather than bare skin. Never sleep with a heated device on.
Who should avoid heat therapy?
Anyone with reduced sensation in the area, including diabetic neuropathy, because low-level heat can burn skin that cannot feel it. Also avoid heat over an open wound, an active infection or a numb area.

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