-Complete-Kit-539501-NMES-Unit-(77717)---Complete-Kit-539501-PRODUCT-SMALL_IMAGE.jpg){kind=small}
Thermophore Automatic Moist Heat Pack
-
Average Customer Rating(95 ratings)
-
Featured Customer ReviewMoisture is automatically extracted from the air--no heating... [ read more ]
By Linda from Chevy Chase, MD
 |
 |
 |
|
Frequently Ordered Together Customers buy these products with the ColPaC - 23" Neck Contour
 
Get All 3 For Only: $82.06 |
||
 |
 |
 |
|
|
|
||
|
Customers who viewed this product ultimately ordered:
7% bought the item featured on this page
(95 ratings)
|
||||
|
|
|
|
|
|
||||
|
Customers who viewed this product also viewed: 
17% viewed
(32 ratings)
8% viewed
(16 ratings)
|
||||||
|
|
|
Features
Thermophore Automatic Moist Heat Pack
- Great for back pain, arthritis & muscle spasms
- Includes a flannel cover that retains moisture
- Optimal choice for natural heat treatments
- Produces moisture automatically
Product Overview
Thermophore Automatic Moist Heat Pack
Thermophore Automatic Moist Heat Pack
Thermophore produces intense, moist heat for faster reliefThe application of moist heat is a commonly prescribed therapy in medical practice today, and the Thermophore Moist Heat Pack is the method physicians' recommend most often. Moist heat increases circulation and speeds recovery by bringing in fresh blood cells and taking away the wastes, which may hinder healing. These beneficial results continue for several hours after treatment. The application of moist heat, known as fomentation, is especially useful in treating back pain caused by muscle spasms from strain and tension. The Thermophore Moist Heat Pack and rest will gradually relax the muscle in spasm, restoring its normal length and relieving pain. The moisture produced by the Thermophore Moist Heat Pack transfers the high heat deeper into tissues than an ordinary dry heat pad. Arthritic and rheumatic pain is often temporarily relieved with the use of moist heat. The increased blood flow can relieve the inflamed joints and help maintain flexibility.
No water needed. Thermophore produces its own moisture. The Thermophore Moist Heat Pack produces moist heat automatically by drawing moisture from humidity in the air and retaining it in the hot pack's outer flannel cover. The rapid heat rise occurring when the hot pack is turned on forces the moisture out of the flannel onto the patient's skin, speeding temporary relief to the treated area. |
|
Intense, moist heat makes Thermophore better. The Thermophore Moist Heat Pack is more effective than other electric heating pads on the market because it delivers very intense, moist heat. The patient controls the temperature of the hot pack with the momentary switch (powered when held down) for better heat control. The hand-held momentary switch, turns the hot pack on and off, and allows the user to maintain the highest temperature possible. Thermophore Moist Heat Packs should be used at the first sign of muscle spasm or joint pain. A Thermophore Moist Heat Pack treatment is especially useful to help temporarily relieve pain caused by muscle spasm or inflammation after a day of recreation, gardening, jogging or household chores. The max temperature goes up to 180 Degrees Fahrenheit (Unit only has one temperature setting). Comes with a 1 year warranty.
Warning: This product can expose you to lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
Place Your Order Here
Thermophore Automatic Moist Heat Pack
Thermophore Automatic Moist Heat Pack Reviews Summary
Allegro Medical does not endorse, recommend or sponsor any customer product reviews, ideas or advice.
90 out of 95 recommended this product to their friends
Top Pros
Easy To Use (34)
Heats Up Quickly (34)
Even Heat (31)
Safe (28)
Comfortable (26)
Top Cons
Bulky (5)
None (3)
Heavy (3)
No cons (2)
Difficult To Use (2)
Top Best Uses
Sore Muscles (34)
Arthritic Pain (30)
Muscle Spasms (29)
Daily Use (27)
Elderly (13)
Pros:
Heats Up Quickly.
Comfortable.
Even Heat.
Safe.
Sturdy.
Good Value.
Effective.
Easy To Use.
Best Uses:
Sore Muscles.
Arthritic Pain.
Daily Use.
Muscle Spasms.
Emergency.
Describe Yourself:
Chronic Pain Issues.
Use absolutely every day.
back & hip pain.
neck & shoulder pain.
Great product used it for years, and so did my Mother.
by CaboJane from Peoria, AZ
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
12 out of 12 found this review helpful
Pros:
Heats Up Quickly.
Easy To Use.
Compact Design.
Comfortable.
Even Heat.
Easy Storage.
Safe.
Sturdy.
Good Value.
Effective.
Best Uses:
Muscle Spasms.
Sore Muscles.
Arthritic Pain.
Daily Use.
Emergency.
Describe Yourself:
Chronic Pain Issues.
I have used mine for over 15 years that I had gotten while in PT.It heats up so fast and also has the moist heat which is great,last week it stopped working and I was so happy to find this replcement don't know what I would do without it, most of the other ones do NOT even compare with this one.
by sheryl from Brooker Fl
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
Pros:
Great for back pain.
Heats Up Quickly.
Comfortable.
Easy To Use.
Cons:
Heavy.
I like the weight of it.
Best Uses:
Arthritic Pain.
Daily Use.
Following Surgery.
Muscle Spasms.
Sore Muscles.
Emergency.
Elderly.
Describe Yourself:
Elderly.
Chronic Pain Issues.
back & hip pain.
neck & shoulder pain.
Quality Oriented.
This is the best heating pad I’ve ever owned. I have bulging discs & I put my thermaphore heating pad on it takes my pain away. I’ve used them for 23 years. I have 3 so I can have one upstairs, one downstairs & one packed in my suitcase for when I travel. I still have the first one I bought & it still works great. I love the weight of it because it stays where I need it. I just love it.
by ladybug2536 from Adams New York
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
Pros:
Heats Up Quickly.
Cons:
Difficult To Use.
Best Uses:
Daily Use.
Describe Yourself:
Athletic.
You have to hold the button the entire time and you can not lay on it!!! If you have arthritis in your hands, you can not use it!
by Michelle from Greenwich, CT
BOTTOM LINE No, I wouldn't recommend this to a friend
7 out of 8 found this review helpful
Pros:
Easy To Use.
Heats Up Quickly.
Comfortable.
Even Heat.
Safe.
Sturdy.
Effective.
Best Uses:
Arthritic Pain.
Daily Use.
Muscle Spasms.
Sore Muscles.
Describe Yourself:
Chronic Pain Issues.
back & hip pain.
neck & shoulder pain.
knee pain.
We now have 3 of these large heating pads. My husband has one on his recliner; I keep one on my loveseat and the third one is moved between our bed and my sewing room. Would like to get a 4th one so I don't have to keep moving it. Use it to keep muscle spasms away after cleaning, etc. and for arthritis pain. Probably use it a total of 4 or 5 hours a day while reading, sewing, chores I can sit to do, etc. The pads make it possible for us to do more things we like to do and things we have to do to stay independent living at home. The chores take longer with frequent breaks but we can stay in our home in relative comfort.
by Quilter Lady from Erie County, PA
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
5 out of 6 found this review helpful
Thermophore Automatic Moist Heat Pack is also listed in these categories:
/ Gift Ideas
/ <a href="/gift-ideas-c573/gift-ideas-under-50-c4125.html">Gift Ideas Under $50</a>
/ Personal Care
/ <a href="/personal-care-c532/heat-heating-pads-c6792.html">Heat / Heating Pads</a>
/ Personal Care
/ <a href="/personal-care-c532/hot-cold-therapy-c3711.html">Hot/Cold Therapy</a>
|
|
|
Thermophore Automatic Moist Heat Pack
Ask the community about this product and get answers. Share your knowledge and advice.
Learn More about Q&A.
6 Questions | 10 Answers
 I have the one that needs the toggle to be held down... Is the timer model just as strong as far as heat,etc.? Im not sure which to buy this time The one I hold down only lasted one year ans has a short in the switch
Asked on Mar 26, 2014 11:26:42 AM by Rob
Yeah, good question!
 
(11) Yes -
(0) No
Report as inappropriate
Know the answer? Answer this question
1 answer
This one has the toggle that has to be held down. My relative hates it. It also is uneven with the heat. It is back in the box stored away. Try BodyMed heating pads for one with a timer and exact temperature settings.
Answered on Aug 31, 2015 10:24:00 AM by Mary from Houston, Tx
This answer was helpful!
(3) Yes -
(1) No
Report as inappropriate
Do you have the items for 220Volt?
Asked on Aug 3, 2013 10:15:37 PM by Or
Yeah, good question!
(3) Yes -
(1) No
Report as inappropriate
Know the answer? Be the first to share!
Can you lay on this heating pad
Asked on Jan 2, 2013 11:41:25 AM by Edwina Babb
Yeah, good question!
(8) Yes -
(0) No
Report as inappropriate
Know the answer? Answer this question
3 answers
Although the direction say not to I find it some times the only way to get the pad hot enough for me. I have had 1 go bad at least 2 years after I bought it. I could see copper(blue) stains on the pad itself. I also have laid the pad on me. I use it to stop back pain, I would get the one with out the timer as I find that it does get hotter if you lay on it and so the manual switch is best if you have no problems with your grip. I ONLY buy Thermophore as it lasts the longest has the best construction. I have had one last at least 3 years. I have 3 (2)largest and (1) neck. The others on the market are not worth the money.
Answered on May 8, 2013 12:59:19 PM by spook from houston, tx
This answer was helpful!
(5) Yes -
(0) No
Report as inappropriate
Although the direction say not to I find it some times the only way to get the pad hot enough for me. I have had 1 go bad at least 2 years after I bought it. I could see copper(blue) stains on the pad itself. I also have laid the pad on me. I use it to stop back pain, I would get the one with out the timer as I find that it does get hotter if you lay on it and so the manual switch is best if you have no problems with your grip. I ONLY buy Thermophore as it lasts the longest has the best construction. I have had one last at least 3 years. I have 3 (2)largest and (1) neck. The others on the market are not worth the money.
Answered on May 8, 2013 12:59:19 PM by spook from houston, tx
This answer was helpful!
(2) Yes -
(0) No
Report as inappropriate
For a patient who has hand mobility problems: I push the button down and then position the switch under my rear as I lie on the pad. Thermophore generates heat so quickly that I am able to half roll off position to remove switch easily.
When first using Thermophore, monitor time. Even set an alarm clock for 8 min.
Answered on Feb 16, 2014 12:08:22 AM by FibroSlowsMe from Anaheim, CA
This answer was helpful!
(1) Yes -
(1) No
Report as inappropriate
Do you have a heating pad that doesn't need the button to be held or pushed to maintain the heat, so I could use it while driving?
Asked on Feb 9, 2012 2:00:38 AM by Loida
Yeah, good question!
(1) Yes -
(1) No
Report as inappropriate
Know the answer? Answer this question
2 answers
Yes, there are automatic switches. Go to Thermophore or Battle Creek individual sites or Amazon and check on Product features.
Yes, Virginia there is a Santa Claus and there is an automatic switch, though I prefer the manual as oftentimes I fall asleep with the soothing heat from the pad.
Answered on Feb 8, 2013 4:04:42 PM by Good Buyer from Tennessee
This answer was helpful!
(1) Yes -
(0) No
Report as inappropriate
I put Velcro around my switch before they came out with the other one. I love the new switch but it keeps shorting out after about a year.
Answered on Sep 1, 2015 12:08:30 AM by Phayes from Oceanside, CA
This answer was helpful!
(2) Yes -
(0) No
Report as inappropriate
do you have to hold it on?
does it plug in?
my son had a skiing accident and has a bad back- what would you recommend for him- lives in california ( hot or cold) goes for massages which helps and yoga- thanks
Asked on Dec 11, 2011 8:58:55 AM by bev
Yeah, good question!
(0) Yes -
(1) No
Report as inappropriate
Know the answer? Answer this question
2 answers
yes you have to hold the on switch. It can get very hot and the manufacturer doesn't want you to burn yourself
Answered on Nov 21, 2013 1:23:21 PM by JKL from CA
This answer was helpful!
(1) Yes -
(0) No
Report as inappropriate
Yes you have to hold the button because it gets very hot. This is a great heating pad and recommend for your son. But before using he should go get himself checked out with a doctor to sure it is just a strain.
Answered on Jan 6, 2014 6:12:16 AM by james from nyc
This answer was helpful!
(1) Yes -
(0) No
Report as inappropriate
Can i wash the cover?
Asked on May 8, 2011 10:59:06 AM by margiejd
Yeah, good question!
(2) Yes -
(0) No
Report as inappropriate
Know the answer? Answer this question
2 answers
yes. cold water. hang dry. washing machine ok. be sure to remove cover from heating pad!!
Answered on Feb 11, 2014 12:15:56 PM by sg from sc
This answer was helpful!
(2) Yes -
(0) No
Report as inappropriate
Hi,
I would hand wash it in soapy luke warm water, rinse with cold water until the bubbles are gone, and let it air dry. That way, you don't have to worry about it tearing in the washer or shrinking.
Answered on Feb 11, 2014 2:01:45 PM by Helpful1 from Austin
This answer was helpful!
(1) Yes -
(0) No
Report as inappropriate
|
||
|
|
|
Part Number(s): 231 0002 01 01, 231 0002 02 02, 231 0002 03 03
Mfg Part Number(s): 077, 056, 055
Scrip Part Number(s): 231 0002 02 02, 231 0002 01 01, 231 0002 03 03
Do you have the items for 220Volt?
I have the one that needs the toggle to be held down... Is the timer model just as strong as far as heat,etc.? Im not sure which to buy this time The one I hold down only
… read more
… read more
This one has the toggle that has to be held down. My relative hates it. It also is uneven with the heat. It is back in the box stored away. Try BodyMed heating pads for
… read more
Do you have a heating pad that doesn't need the button to be held or pushed to maintain the heat, so I could use it while driving?
Yes, there are automatic switches. Go to Thermophore or Battle Creek individual sites or Amazon and check on Product features. Yes, Virginia there is a Santa Claus and
… read more
do you have to hold it on? does it plug in? my son had a skiing accident and has a bad back- what would you recommend for him- lives in california ( hot or cold) goes for
… read more
… read more
yes you have to hold the on switch. It can get very hot and the manufacturer doesn't want you to burn yourself
Can i wash the cover?
Hi, I would hand wash it in soapy luke warm water, rinse with cold water until the bubbles are gone, and let it air dry. That way, you don't have to worry about it tearing
… read more
Can you lay on this heating pad
For a patient who has hand mobility problems: I push the button down and then position the switch under my rear as I lie on the pad. Thermophore generates heat so quickly
… read more
» ask/answer a question
» see (6) questions
» see (10) answers
Ask the community about this product and get answers. Share your knowledge and advice.
Safe & Secure Shopping
Customer Testimonials
E-Catalog Signup
Join over 250,000 subscribers. Don't miss our next great special.
- Special Discounts
- Coupons
- Unbeatable Deals
Monthly Delivery
