I love these on to go heat babies. really works well with my cramps. Eazy to use and can be store in your puse for accidental use.
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Libra Hotties Heat Patches Review
LIBRA Hotties Heat Patches are like a hot water bottle on-the go!
These self-adhesive patches offer portable heat therapy for women who experience cramping. Apply a patch directly onto sore tummies, backs or anywhere else where heat therapy is used.
Each Libra Hottie offers gradual warmth for over 5 hours and once you're feeling better, just throw away the used patch. It may take up to an hour for each heat patch to reach its maximum temperature of 50 degrees.
So stick on a Libra Hottie whenever you to need take the edge off period pain!
Website www.lovelibra.co.nz
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Its so good for when you get a cramp and have to use a heat patch discreetly. And it works very well and gets rid of the cramps
I got a few free samples of these, and they're basically mini hotties that stick to you and help with period cramps.
In my opinion, they don't work as well as hotties, but they're really discreet. I like the fact that you can do your normal, everyday things with these. The heat lasts for a long time! However, I found they didn't stick too well. If I was walking around wearing this I would definitely put some tape or something on it. I'm pretty sure these wouldn't stick for the whole day, and it'd be a bit embarrassing for a pad-shaped thing to fall out of your top!
I used these at night time, instead of using a hot water bottle. I liked them because I could sleep on my side, my front, my back and it stuck to me. I probably wouldn't spend money on them, as, for me, a hot water works better for helping cramps. It could get quite expensive for everyday wear but I'd definitely recommend them for bad cramp days when you're out-and-about!
So I received a free sample to try and am left pretty underwhelmed.
I found that the heat doesn’t really target your pain very well and didn’t last very long. The patches itself don’t stick very well either. The patch basically remains very warm, it doesn’t heat up as much as the packaging indicates
These were quite a let down. Didn't relieve the pain what so ever. They hardly even felt like they were much warmer than normal body temperature and lost stickiness way to quick
I received one of these free a year or so ago, I used it at school and i liked that it was so small and unnoticeable, but it wasn't 'life changing' for me as i've never gone out and purchased them. I think the idea is super neat! just not worth it for me.
I got these a while ago and kept them in my handbag for when I needed them. The small size is quite handy for this.
They heat up and stick to your skin ok, but as others have mentioned they don't really feel secure enough to move around in, so you might as well just use a regular hot water bottle or wheat pack.
I have found that my nalgene drink bottle (that you can pour boiling water into) is superior in terms of heat output and because I carry it in my handbag it's just as convenient, and you aren't sending rubbish to landfill everytime you use it.
All round these are OK if you are trying to be discreet, but otherwise not really worth it.
A waste of money in my opinion. Just get a hot water bottle and save your money . You can't move around without them unsticking I'm a bit disappointed.
I wanted these to work so.badly, like seriously handy would they be!!!! But I wouldn't waste money on this product again. Didn't get hot, didn't even get warm.. I actually don't think they worked all!
Tips: Don't purchase
I love how convenient these are! I try keep a pack in my draw at work, as its so much easier than trying to use a hottie or wheat pack. These can take a little while to heat up sometimes, and other times they heat up pretty fast - I guess it depends on the batch. Of course a hottie or wheat pack is more effective as they are alot hotter, but for the mild days these do the trick.