NEW Libra Hotties Heat Patches are like a hot water bottle on-the-go.
These self-adhesive, single use heat patches can be applied directly onto sore tummies, backs or anywhere that heat therapy can be used.
Once applied directly onto skin, a Libra Hottie will gradually heat up after 20 minutes and lasts over 5 hours.
Libra Hotties Heat Patches are great for taking the edge off period pain!
Do you want to try before you buy? No worries! Simply fill out this form and we'll send you a sample.
Don't worry, I'm sure the forum will be flush with them soon.
Can these be used to keep your pie warm at the footy?
A pie is too big, might work on your peanuts though JV.
These are designed to be used when there's sauce on the pie.
Popcorn time!
Do you want to try before you buy?
Yeah, shame for the ladies that option wasn't available when they were handing out gender in the spirit world…
Cheers OP my dogs arthritis may feel a bit better this winter
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don't heat patches already exist?
why is libra making it like a 'lady' product.
They've been around for a long time, just not so prominent in Australia.
"great for taking the edge off period pain!", who knows?
Dubious advertising..
They don't work that good.
Don't get that hot or warm for that matter.
Free - maybe.
Pay - no way.
There is also more of an environmental footprint cost with disposable compared to reusable eg Hot water bottle
These are for both dudes and gals, they are just simply heat packs. Great for winter, especially in the snow for your hands!
I can tell you now this brand would be useless in the snow.
Others work much better.
Is it good for heating the sausages?
I got a free sample of these before.
They simply do not work. They do not get hot enough to calm any types of muscle aches.
But if it is free…
Your right.
Totally crap product.
Kairo (Pocket Warmers) from Daiso and other Japanese stores are much more effective.
Heats up to 40 degrees and stay warm between 8-12 hours, though larger ones stay good for ~20 hours.
Totally agree, it's well known product in Japan.
Yes well, what can I say?
A warm up to the main event?
Takes the edge off period pains, sure, but is it worth the pain from waxing yourself when you pull it off?
Does it heat up the beef curtains sufficiently?
Just by blowing on them you'll get them warmer than god forbid sticking one of these on your curtains. ;)
Does this literally create heat, or just the sensation like dencorub?
Definitely not pseudo. I've had one on my back for about a day now and it's only now losing its warmth. Good stuff, but it's nothing searing like a hot water bottle.
They are more a gimmick than anything else. The only way to stop period pain , albeit temporarily, is to fall pregnant ;-)
Now neg me to oblivion because what I'v just said is irresponsible.
Cue bad jokes…