CUSTOMERS wanting to keep warm in their bedroom, the office, or the outdoors are in luck with this winter heating gadget.
Target shoppers can wave goodbye to cold hands this season with small heating pouches.
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The Girls Company Hot Stuff Warmer Refill Pack retails for $12.99 on Target’s website.
The product comes with nine heat packs that fit compactly into hands, pockets and the product’s special Cramp Alleviating Band.
Each heat pack is 4mm thick and lasts six to eight hours, or longer, according to the listing.
Whether you’re using the warmers with our without the heated band, staying warm this season is important and deeper than you think.
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Cold homes are linked to a variety of health problems including high blood pressure, common colds, pneumonia, and even heart attacks.
Cold-related illness also causes absence from work, social isolation, and sleep deprivation, according to the Centre for Sustainable Energy.
Hot Stuff packs are made with natural ingredients that are environmentally safe and disposable.
Materials listed are charcoal and iron.
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The listing advises you don’t apply them directly onto skin.
Packs are oxygen activated so opening the packaging alone will not activate the warmers.
CRAMP ALLEVIATING BAND
Hot Stuff creator The Girls Company advises customers to pair the warmers with one of their cramp alleviating bands.
Retailing for $24.95 on The Girls Company website, customers have the option to opt in on a subscription to save 30% on their first order.
With six pockets all the way around, the nylon/spandex blend band is designed to sit comfortably on your waistline to alleviate menstrual cramps.
Customers are advised to size down on the machine washable bands which come in sizes XS-3XL.
Available in colors white and glacier blue, the band is highly revered on The Girls Company’s website, with an average of five stars.
Target shoppers have also left positive reviews on the Hot Stuff listing.
“Everything I never knew I NEEDED!” one customer wrote.
“This is exactly what Ive been wishing for to alleviate some of the pain yet still be able to function as a working mom and do my morning yoga,” she said.
Another wrote: “I do wish that the heat patches were individually wrapped rather than 3 to a pack. I really only needed 2 but used all 3 because it already felt hot after opening the pack of 3 and I didn’t want to risk wasting it.”
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Walmart is selling $3 hand warmers that last 18 hours.
And they’re also selling a faster-than-usual heating gadget.