Can ThermaCare® HeatWraps for localised pain be worn while breastfeeding?

We do not have any data on the use of ThermaCare® HeatWraps during breastfeeding. , ask your doctor before using the ThermaCare® HeatWraps for localised pain when breastfeeding.

Can ThermaCare® HeatWraps for localised pain be reused?

Due to the technology used, each ThermaCare® HeatWrap for localised pain can only be used once. The ThermaCare® HeatWraps work through oxidation: after opening the airtight packaging, the iron powder reacts with the oxygen in the air in the presence of the other ingredients and thus the heat cells heat up by themselves. Once oxidation is completed after 8 hours, the product cannot be reactivated and should be disposed properly in household waste. Please do not heat ThermaCare® products in the microwave or in the oven under any circumstances, as the heat wrap could catch fire!

How should you store the ThermaCare® HeatWraps for localised pain?

Store the heat wraps for localised pain in the original box. This protects the foil pouch from damage where air could penetrate the foil. This would cause the ThermaCare® HeatWrap for localised pain to heat up prematurely. Also, only store the HeatWraps for localised pain for as long as the expiry date on the pack recommends. After the expiry date, the HeatWraps for localised pain should no longer be used.

Why should ThermaCare® for localised pain not be worn while sleeping for those over 55 years of age?

ThermaCare® HeatWraps for flexible use should not be worn at night by those over the age of 55 because the risk of burns increases with age.

How long can I leave the ThermaCare® HeatWraps for flexible use on for?

You can leave ThermaCare® HeatWraps for localised pain on the skin for up to 8 hours in a 24-hour period. After that, the temperature of the heat wrap drops. If the deep heat wears off, do not immediately apply a new heat patch, otherwise the risk of skin irritation or skin burns increases.

THERMACARE® For localised pain

for flexible application in shoulder, middle-upper back

The ThermaCare® HeatWraps for flexible application are particularly suitable for treating localised muscle and joint pain. The skin-friendly wraps with 6 patented heat cells can be used flexibly and are attached to the skin with four adhesive points.

8 hours
of deep heat
18.8 x 9.8 cm
heating area
4
adhesive areas
Perfect fit for
localized pain

THERMACARE® HEATWRAPS FOR LOCALISED PAIN

1

Do not open the airtight packaging of the ThermaCare® HeatWrap for flexible use until shortly before use. Upon contact with oxygen, the heating of the heat cells begins.
2

Remove the protective film and take care not to touch the 4 adhesive surfaces before to apply the patch to the body so as not to reduce the adhesive effect.
3

Guide the heat patch over your head and place it with the adhesive surfaces directly on the skin where you have the localised pain. Press the top 2 adhesive dots firmly with your hand.
4

Now fix the lower 2 adhesive surfaces from below with the back of your hand in order to ensure an optimum hold of the heat wrap.

The flexible heat wrap can not only be used on the upper back, but is also suitable for heat therapy on the arms or legs.

Due to its ergonomic shape, the ThermaCare® HeatWrap can be stuck exactly on the area where you have the localised pain for flexible application. After about 30 minutes of warming up, the heat wrap reaches the therapeutic temperature of approx. 40 °C. This temperature is therapeutic and kept constant for the remainder of the treatment period.

When do I use ThermaCare® HeatWraps for flexible application?

Treat the first signs of localised pain or tension quickly, before your everyday life is permanently affected.
The ThermaCare® HeatWraps for flexible application are suitable for the treatment of muscle and joint pain as a result of

Muscle tension
Overexertion and strains
Sprains
Arthritis

You can use the heat wraps for both chronic and occasional pain. Do not use the heat wraps on diseased, injured or damaged skin, on bruises and swellings or on parts of the body without any sensation of warmth.

ABOUT THE APPLICATION AND FUNCTION

PRODUCT INFORMATION

Instructions for use
- You must never heat the ThermaCare® HeatWraps for flexible use in the microwave, in the oven or in any other way - risk of fire!
- You can also wear ThermaCare® HeatWraps for localised pain at night up to the age of 55.
- You should first consult a doctor about the use of ThermaCare® HeatWraps for flexible application during pregnancy.
- If you have diabetes, circulatory problems, heart disease or rheumatoid arthritis and want to use ThermaCare® HeatWraps for flexible application, please seek medical advice beforehand.
- Please do not moisten or wash the wraps, this makes the heat cells ineffective - normal body perspiration does not affect their functionality. H

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Can ThermaCare® HeatWraps for localised pain be worn while breastfeeding?: We do not have any data on the use of ThermaCare® HeatWraps during breastfeeding. , ask your doctor before using the ThermaCare® HeatWraps for localised pain when breastfeeding.
Can ThermaCare® HeatWraps for localised pain be reused?: Due to the technology used, each ThermaCare® HeatWrap for localised pain can only be used once. The ThermaCare® HeatWraps work through oxidation: after opening the airtight packaging, the iron powder reacts with the oxygen in the air in the presence of the other ingredients and thus the heat cells heat up by themselves. Once oxidation is completed after 8 hours, the product cannot be reactivated and should be disposed properly in household waste.

Please do not heat ThermaCare® products in the microwave or in the oven under any circumstances, as the heat wrap could catch fire!
How should you store the ThermaCare® HeatWraps for localised pain?: Store the heat wraps for localised pain in the original box. This protects the foil pouch from damage where air could penetrate the foil. This would cause the ThermaCare® HeatWrap for localised pain to heat up prematurely. Also, only store the HeatWraps for localised pain for as long as the expiry date on the pack recommends. After the expiry date, the HeatWraps for localised pain should no longer be used.
Why should ThermaCare® for localised pain not be worn while sleeping for those over 55 years of age?: ThermaCare® HeatWraps for flexible use should not be worn at night by those over the age of 55 because the risk of burns increases with age.
How long can I leave the ThermaCare® HeatWraps for flexible use on for?: You can leave ThermaCare® HeatWraps for localised pain on the skin for up to 8 hours in a 24-hour period. After that, the temperature of the heat wrap drops. If the deep heat wears off, do not immediately apply a new heat patch, otherwise the risk of skin irritation or skin burns increases.