Cura-Heat Arthritis Pain for Knee 4 Heat Packs and 1 Wrap

Good product

Perfect for those that are on the go or are travelling.I bought this a i suffer knee pain and I usually use a heat pad or a hot water bottle to ease the pain - I was due to go on holiday and was really concerned about the long flight and the restricted leg room. I knew this was going to be a problem for me.I then discovered this..... These sachets were easy to fit in my hand bag and allowed me to use them when I wanted. Once you take a sachet out of the packaging, they are exposed to air and this is what activates the heat.This was so easy to use on the aeroplane - it also came with a stretchy type band so i slipped this on over my knee and inserted the sachet.It was a total God send - I would recommend anyone who suffers with pain (where heat is usually beneficial) to carry one around with them. Instant heat without having to fill a hot water bottle or use a microwave to heat up a heat bag.Great idea, good quality and simply fantastic!

I used it for my need...the self heating pad is great...but wrap was way to small it cut into my knee,maybe you should do a plus size wrap....Still used the pads with another leg wrap

I bought these heat pads only to find that they are not really warm at all.I used all 4 pads only to find that they were not useful to me.They say in the information about them to be careful incase you get burnt, there really is no chance of that happening.Also, they say it's for arthritis, I'm sorry to say that having had arthritis for over 30 years, these are misleading because my knee never felt warm in the least.I cannot recommend this product.

I couldn't find the knee wraps in my local supermarket so I bought the neck ones thinking I could just stick them to the side of my knees but alas no, as they shouldn't be stuck directly to skin?🤦🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️Ordered two packs of knee wraps plus a refill pack as I have 2 dodgy knees, sat back & eagerly awaited the delivery in the hope of some pain relief. Alas, still No.I neglected to read the packaging closely enough & didn't notice the bit on the front where it says that the max limb girth is 44cm but my fat thighs are definitely larger than this.Never mind I thought. Hubby has a dodgy knee too & has smaller limbs than me so we had a measure & found that his lower thigh clocked in at about 44cm so we slapped one on him. The wrap seemed very snug & I was sceptical about it's staying power so I marked his leg to show where the top of the wrap came to.So, 30 mins later I checked in with him to see how he was doing & the wrap was no-where near it's original placing which then meant that the heat pad was in completely the wrong place and did nothing for his knee pain.It seemed a bit odd that it had crept down quite so much so I had a look at the average knee & thigh measurements of a different product for comparison & it indicates that a 44cm girth at the knee is a large but a 44cm girth at lower thigh is an X-small. So, who knows what the 44cm limb girth is actually referring to 🤷🏻‍♀️The level of heat from the pad is woefully insufficient through any material & unless it is held onto the skin, it does absolutely nothing for pain but the instructions of all products state that they should not be applied directly to the skin.So the wrap is rubbish, the refills are pointless without the wrap & the heat level of the pads are insufficient to do anything for pain.

great

Heats well on point. However if you have a big knee, the wrap is not large enough

Sadly this is not a product that I would recommend.I was hoping for something to give continual soothing heat around a painful knee.The sleeve is a good idea and not too bad to wear as it is quite soft but the heat pads are next to useless. They generate a very very low level of heat which is of no help at all. I have resorted to using a different heat patch in a loosely wrapped crepe bandage.