Heating pads | Hot Packs | Cold Packs | Back Pain

Once the Heating-Pad has given off all of its heat it will remain in its crystallized state until it is recharged. To recharge simply place the heating pad in a pot of boiling water for approx. 5 to 10 minutes depending on the size of the pad (larger pads take longer to boil) until all the crystals are completely gone and the pad is back to its original liquid state. Once completely liquified, remove the ClickIt Pad from the water and store it until it is required. You may store the heating pad anywhere other than your freezer (freezer can cause damage to the heating pad) The Heating- Pad should remain liquid as it cools.
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CLASSIC: The Classic Hot/Cold pad is a rectangular shaped pad and can be used virtually anywhere on your body. Great for headaches, stomach aches, back pain, and much more. Just click the coin for heat or store in your refrigerator for cold.
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ENJOY: The Enjoy Hot/Cold pad has about the same length as the Relax style pad without the flaps to go over your shoulders. It is still great to use for behind your neck or on your shoulder but it performs best for lower back pain and abdomomen pain including stomach aches and cramps. The Enjoy pad also works great to wrap around your knee or elbow area.
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POCKETS: The Pocket Hot/Cold pad works great as a hand warmer. You can place it inside your gloves, mittens, and boots. Great for people who do outdoor activities such as ski, snowboard, hunt and fish. Also great for kids waiting for the school bus on a cold winter morning or for parents who watch their kids football or soccer games.
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RELAX: The Relax Hot/Cold Pad has a special design which allows you to sit the pad on your shoulders and neck area without you having to hold it in place. This is very convenient in that you can sit on your couch or in front of your computer and allow the pad to work its magic to relieve your sore muscles or sooth away the tension and stress from a long day at work. The Relax style pad can also be used on other parts of your body such as your upper and lower back, abdomen, arms, legs and joints.
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