Cordless Heating Pad for Period Cramps

This is a heating and vibration pad that is great for period pain and also I've found d it excellent for vibrating and heating a sore lower back and sacroiliac joint. It is a pink colour, and has a hard smooth feeling front shell and fabric against your body, though I'm using it on top of my clothes. It looks good and sleek. The belt is elasticated and the whole thing is comfortable to wear. It does a great job.The belt unclips at the right side, and is easy to adjust. There are 3 buttons. Long press the middle one to switch on. Then press the left button short press to cycle options to choose one of 5 temperature settings, 45, 50, 55,60, 65 degrees.C. the right button has 5 vibration otions: none, and various options for constant or intermittent vibration.I've used it for about 5 minutes at a time, but it has an automatic switch off after 30 minutes if you want to use it longer.The instructions are in minute writing on a tiny leaflet, but readable with taking a photo of them on the phone.

I use this for my back. It’s easy to use, easy to charge and is very comfortable and helpful.

This is a great device at a good price -£16 at time of review.It heats up quickly and gives a really good level of heat which i found was good at alleviating pain. I was less convinced about the vibration but this may work for others.The strap is adjustable to get a good fit and it lasts a long time between charges.

Cordless menstrual heating pad has 3 warmth setting and really helps with mt cramps and also has vibrate settings along with the heat. The charge does last for a while and works well.

I got this for my granddaughter who suffers with tummy cramps every month and she is so pleased with it. She usually ends up curled up with a hot water bottle, but this little gadget means she can carry it with her and put it in whenever she needs it.It heats up quickly, much faster than waiting for a kettle to boil and is very warm! She usually puts it to a medium level which keeps her comfortable without getting too hot. The added vibration is something I wasn’t sure she’d use, but she says it really helps distract from the cramps and makes her feel more relaxed.It’s a handy cordless design so she can move around the house with it on, even do her schoolwork at her desk without being stuck in one place. The adjustable strap means it sits snugly on her tummy or lower back, whichever hurts more that day. Battery life has been decent too and it lasts through the worst of her cramps.All in all, it’s made a huge difference to her comfort and mood, and I’d definitely recommend it to anyone who deals with monthly cramps. Much safer and more practical than juggling hot water bottles.