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I already had one of these previously but mine finally kicked the bucket and I had to order another. As someone with extreme menstral cramps, this travel size heating pad is a must! It is easy to just shove in your purse and go. It is also small enough to wear around all day and not be super noticeable if you are wanting to keep wearing t lowkey.

I suffer from severe back pain and I’m a hairstylist. I can take it to work with me and put it under my smock and it helps take the pressure off my back. It could be a little bit strong stronger, but it does the job to help me get through the day definitely recommend to try out.

I literally got this next day and I appreciate that the back side of this machine has like a little like cloth buffer to help me keep it on because I don't always have clothing thick enough to keep myself from getting too hot or too cold when I am having menstrual cramps. The design seems a little bit better than the sponsored one that I saw that was available. That looks almost exactly like it to the T, but I think the only difference between that one and this one is the fact that it has like a fabric backing on it, that and the price was like significantly cheaper on this one. The color options aren't as wide but I mean really. Am I going to pay like $5 more for color options for a different brand? Yeah no it's not that important. The important part is that I can find it and that it doesn't disappear into the mass of other like heaters that I have so I can differentiate it but I'm sure that I'll just put it back in the box and that'll just cover that just fine. It's pretty lightweight and I'm holding in my hand right now and I'd say it's about the size of my palm. I'm okay with it being that size because it's about the same size of my husband's hand when he's keeping his warm hand over my stomach when I have a terrible tummy ache. Hopefully the heat from this is on par with his hand because that's the only thing keeping my self curling into a ball and taking a big fat nap and that's just not productive enough for me when I have kiddos to watch.So, this is right out of the box. Just getting it directly delivered to me next day, this thing is already heating up pretty fast and the first temperature setting was a moderate warmth that I was pretty okay with. I stepped it up to a level two and I'm hoping that we'll be able to cover me and I don't know how long it'll last considering that it hasn't been charged, but I'm hoping that'll make me feel a little bit better.I did turn on the little massager on first setting... I'm not sure I'm a fan of that but I'll see how it works out. I do know that the massager is making my stomach feel kind of strange and I'm starting to burp for it on the second setting. Idk. Maybe you get a lot of bubbles in your stomach when you're menstruating. I bumped it to three and got a full on burp out of myself and now my stomach doesn't hurt as bad. Is it a plus? I can't say for certain.Extra:Courtesy to the photos, I left those up for anybody who's curious about the specs on this thing because I always like to see that kind of stuff when I'm looking for a product to purchase because the pictures are never going to do it justice.Charger: USB-C to USB

Beyond impressed! I've been a hairstylist for over 30 years,that being said, I have chronic back pain,sometimes crippling. I didn't have high expectations for this unit being that it was only $10, I just got it today charged it up and realize that it has a vibrating massage feature also with the Heat and the massage I may be able to work longer hours tomorrow will be the test!

Reading through the many reviews here it's obvious there is a quality problem with this product.Basically, what you end up with is going to be a hit or miss. For me it was a huge miss. Using a surface thermometer, I recorded basically two very small areas where the temperatures rose during heating. At the highest setting, which is supposed to be 149°F, I reached only 127°F on one spot (near one end of the pad) and 115°F on another spot (about the center of the pad). From both of these spots the temperatures quickly drop off as you move away from these two heating zones to near ambient temperature. Then on the other end of the pad there was absolutely no heating going on.All in all, I would estimate not even 10% of the pad is being heated.Then onto another point. This heating "pad" is not conformable or bendable. It has hard plastic on one side which is slightly curved and on the other the soft heated side. So if you're thinking about using it in other places like on your elbow or around your ankle... forget it. You won't be able to wrap this pad around smaller areas.The massage feature seems more of a gimmick than anything. Yeah it shakes a bit but it's not strong enough to make any difference.So be forewarned. If you decide to chance it and buy this just be ready to return it if you get a faulty one like me.

Fiance swears by it and uses it every month for her cramps on the go. She has even recommended to her female friends.

This has been a lot of help. When I have round ligament pains I can wear it for a few minutes to help.

Works great until the clip stops working and it randomly falls off mid use