Dr. Swag’s Rechargeable Heat Therapy Pads

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Say goodbye to the hassle and risk of boiling water. Dr. Swag’s Electrical Heated Hot Water packs provides therapeutic, soothing heat quickly and safely. It’s the perfect, modern solution for relieving muscle pain, easing cramps, or simply staying warm on a chilly evening.

This device is a modern therapeutic aid used for localized heat application (thermotherapy). It is primarily used to relieve tension and pain by increasing blood flow to the targeted muscle or joint area. The convenience of electric heating means no more scalding risks associated with pouring boiling water. In regions like Africa and Tanzania, where electrical power might be intermittent, the long heat retention capability ensures comfort lasts for hours even after the power source is removed.

Available Product Formulations

The product comes in two variations:

• Variation A: With Cloth Cover – Includes a soft, plush, washable cloth cover for maximum comfort, protection against direct heat, and style.
• Variation B: Without Cloth Cover – The standard, functional unit without an external cover, offering faster heat transfer.

Uses

The main uses of the product include:

• Pain Relief: Effective on muscle aches, sprains, strains, and chronic joint pain (e.g., knee, shoulder).
• Cramp Relief: Ideal for applying heat to the abdomen or lower back to soothe menstrual cramps or digestive discomfort.
• Warmth: Provides quick and sustained warmth for feet, hands, or keeping a bed cozy.

How to Use

•Dosage (Heating): Insert the charging cable into the device and plug it into a standard electric socket. The indicator light will turn on. Heating takes approximately 5 to 10 minutes. The light will switch off automatically when the bottle reaches the optimal temperature (65 Degrees C to 75 Degrees C).
•Duration (Therapy): Use the warm bottle for 15 to 20 minutes per application session to relieve pain. For general warmth, the heat lasts 2 to 6 hours, depending on ambient temperature and insulation (the cloth cover increases duration).

Side Effects

“Side effects” relate to improper use of heat therapy:

• Skin Burns/Redness (Erythema): Can occur from prolonged direct contact, especially on sensitive skin or if the bottle is used without the cloth cover or a towel.
• Drowsiness/Relaxation: Heat is relaxing and may induce sleepiness, particularly when used in bed.

If you notice excessive heat or persistent redness, immediately remove the bottle and check your skin.

Interactions

The device itself does not interact with medications, but heat application can interact with certain conditions and treatments:

• Topical Creams: Do not use the heated bottle directly over skin where medicated balms (like deep heat creams) have just been applied, as this can intensify the effects and potentially cause a burn.
• Blood Flow Conditions: If the user has Degrees ulatory problems, diabetes, or nerve damage that affects sensation, they should consult a doctor before use, as they may not perceive excessive heat.

Advise: Always monitor the skin during use, especially if using on areas with reduced sensation.

Warnings

• Never Charge While Using: The device must be unplugged and detached from the charger before applying it to the body.
• Avoid Water Spills: Never attempt to refill or change the water inside the sealed unit. If the exterior casing is damaged or leaking, stop use immediately.
• Do Not Apply to Swollen/Bruised Areas: Do not use heat therapy on areas that are acutely swollen, inflamed, or bleeding, as heat can worsen these conditions. Use cold therapy instead.

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How Dr. Swag’s Electrical Heated Hot Water Bottles Works

The heated bottle utilizes a thermoelectric heating element sealed within the fluid reservoir. When the device is plugged in, the element converts electrical energy into thermal energy, rapidly heating the pre-filled aqueous solution. A crucial component is the integrated thermostatic control which automatically cuts off the power supply once the temperature reaches the upper limit (typically approx 70 Degrees C), preventing overheating and electrical hazards. Once disconnected, the dense fluid and multi-layer casing act as a highly efficient thermal insulator, releasing the heat slowly to the target area via conduction and radiation, inducing localized vasodilation in the applied tissue, thereby reducing pain and increasing muscle elasticity.