**THE ADVANTAGES OF MOIST HEAT:** You may have come across the idea that dry heat is effective for relaxing muscles and alleviating discomfort. While it does offer some advantages, research indicates that moist heat provides even more significant benefits than its dry counterpart. The warmth generated by Thermotech's moist heating pad facilitates moisture penetration through the skin barrier, reaching deeper into the underlying tissues. This process enhances blood flow to targeted areas, delivering fresh blood cells and removing waste products, ultimately accelerating recovery.
MEDICAL GRADE ELECTRIC HEATING PAD: Get the best possible at-homecare and relief for your chronic pain, injury, or conditions that are available with this medical-grade device. Patient-friendly, the moist heat you'll get from this heat pad is the most commonly prescribed form of treatment by physical therapists, chiropractors, and doctors. You can now have that care in the convenience of your own home.
GET FAST RELIEF FOR BACK PAIN, ARTHRITIS, AND CHRONIC CONDITIONS: Pain and injuries may be slowing you down, but you don't have time for that in your busy schedule. These various sized hot pads for pain can gradually help relax muscle spasms to provide relief and restore general flexibility in tight muscles. It can also help relieve chronic low back pain, arthritis, rheumatic conditions, TMJ, shoulder injuries, menstrual cramps, pain from back or disc injuries, and more.
CONTROL IS IN YOUR HANDS: Using this heater pad is literally as easy as the push of a button. When you hold the digital pressure switch, the unit heats up and stays warm for as long as you hold the button. You may find the heat so relaxing that you fall asleep, but you don't have to worry about overheating your skin-as soon as the button is released the device turns off and starts to cool down.
NO WATER OR SOAKING NECESSARY: Well you might wonder then, "How does a moist heating pad work without adding any moisture?" When heated, the soft flannel covering of this hot pad draws in moisture and humidity from the air and retains it, then transfers it to your skin through a process called fomentation. This way, your clothes and skin don't become saturated from too much water being held against them.
