Let me start by saying I very rarely post reviews, good or bad.
After reading these reviews I was questioning the legitimacy of them seeing how every single person got their item for free. Well I did not! I paid for it.
I suffer from severe arthritis as well as very bad joints.
Right now I am dealing with tennis elbow for the 2nd time in 2 years and a strained rotator cuff both on the right side. This makes it it hard to sleep. This time the pain is much more intense with my elbow then the 1st time. Basic heating pads weren't cutting it. The pain is so severe I have been having to get up on the middle of the night and put my brace on because the pain will wake me up out of a sound sleep. I ordered this and it was expensive and I debated on ordering it at all....but I'm glad I finally ordered it. I have had it on all night so far and will probably keep it on all night and just wake up and turn it back on if it shuts off!
So far I'm loving it and super happy with my purchase. Heats up really well and wraps nice and tight.
I'm sure my hubby will be fighting me for it after he try's it. Then I may be getting another! 😊
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Sunbeam FlexFit Heated Wrap
Targeted wrap-around pain relief for arms, legs, and more
FlexFit's features
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Targeted Pain ReliefFlexFit Heated Wrap is customizable to fit arm, elbow, wrist, lower leg, or ankle for soothing, targeted pain relief. |
Stays in PlaceFlexible heated wrap stays in place with elastic ends that fasten securely to the pad for a snug fit and hands-free use. |
Comfy & ConvenientMachine washable with soft micromink, plus 3 heat settings, 2 hour auto-off, and Sunbeam's smallest controller yet. |
Ways to use FlexFit
Target hard-to-treat areas with high-level heat to relieve pain, muscle tension, and stress; use dry or moist heat
The science behind heat therapy
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Heat is clinically proven to relieve pain.* *Associated with muscle tension and stress |
Heat increases blood flow to the source of the pain which accelerates tissue healing. |
Heat is a drug-free pain reliever. |
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| Price | Currently unavailable. | $36.99 | -42% $37.55 List: $64.99 | $49.99 | $29.99 | $39.99 |
| Price Per Unit | — | $36.99 / Count | $37.55 / Count | $25.00 / Count | $29.99 / Count | $113.38 / Ounce |
| Delivery | — | Get it as soon as Saturday, May 11 | Get it as soon as Monday, May 13 | Get it as soon as Saturday, May 11 | Get it as soon as Saturday, May 11 | Get it as soon as Saturday, May 11 |
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| Sold By | — | JOBYNA | Amazon.com | CLGEAR | DeMoce | Comfytemp US |
| size | 1 Count (Pack of 1) | For Wrist | — | One Size | 45"x3.5" | One Size |
| number of settings | 3 | 1 | 4 | 3 | 3 | 3 |
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Works for migraines too
If you're someone who struggles with migraines, then you understand the importance of finding reliable relief and fast. This heating pad is cumbersome when used for this purpose but it's doable. My old routine consisted of lying down in a dark room, using a regular sized heating pad, literally tied to my forehead, then I placed books on top of it for counter pressure. This heating pad alleviates the need for tying one to my head, and using books. Because this is a wrap around unit, once fitted to my head, the counter pressure is kind of built in. I used this on the hottest setting and it still didn't get quite hot enough, at least not to my liking. Enjoy my ridiculous picture- it shows how I made it work on my head for migraines.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2022
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2022
If you're someone who struggles with migraines, then you understand the importance of finding reliable relief and fast. This heating pad is cumbersome when used for this purpose but it's doable. My old routine consisted of lying down in a dark room, using a regular sized heating pad, literally tied to my forehead, then I placed books on top of it for counter pressure. This heating pad alleviates the need for tying one to my head, and using books. Because this is a wrap around unit, once fitted to my head, the counter pressure is kind of built in. I used this on the hottest setting and it still didn't get quite hot enough, at least not to my liking. Enjoy my ridiculous picture- it shows how I made it work on my head for migraines.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2020
Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2020
This thing only worked for 2.5 months. The inconsistent heating reviews, I believe, depend on whether you're someone who follows the instructions or not. The directions say to not let the layers overlap, but the single layer doesn't get warm enough to heat anything. Double up or overlap the strips and they get too warm. (It needs to be about an inch wider, imo.)
I used this for tennis elbow and was constantly rewrapping it. The other awkward bit: the cord is really heavy and very bulky, so it was constantly in the way (See photo). The cord to the control is also very short, so it feels like being tethered to a very restrictive leash.
One thing that I didn't consider before buying: you have to unhook it every time you stand up or move around. I can't list the number of times I went to stand up and was abruptly yanked back to the sofa. (That's more a "me" problem than a design problem though. Lol) The cord can be unhooked at the wrap rather than unwrapping every time, but the first 12 times I tried, the cord connection was really tight and bulky- I had to have someone else unhook it until it wore down and loosened up. (I have arthritis in my other hand.)
I started having problems with it blinking and not turning on two weeks ago (bought it Aug 10, today is Oct 12), but if I unplugged it and plugged it back in, it would reset and start working.
Today it officially died: it only blinks, no heat, no matter how many times I reset it.
It's a good concept, and a product that's genuinely helpful, but unless you're made of money, I'd suggest waiting for the next generation after they work out the kinks.
I used this for tennis elbow and was constantly rewrapping it. The other awkward bit: the cord is really heavy and very bulky, so it was constantly in the way (See photo). The cord to the control is also very short, so it feels like being tethered to a very restrictive leash.
One thing that I didn't consider before buying: you have to unhook it every time you stand up or move around. I can't list the number of times I went to stand up and was abruptly yanked back to the sofa. (That's more a "me" problem than a design problem though. Lol) The cord can be unhooked at the wrap rather than unwrapping every time, but the first 12 times I tried, the cord connection was really tight and bulky- I had to have someone else unhook it until it wore down and loosened up. (I have arthritis in my other hand.)
I started having problems with it blinking and not turning on two weeks ago (bought it Aug 10, today is Oct 12), but if I unplugged it and plugged it back in, it would reset and start working.
Today it officially died: it only blinks, no heat, no matter how many times I reset it.
It's a good concept, and a product that's genuinely helpful, but unless you're made of money, I'd suggest waiting for the next generation after they work out the kinks.
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