FERNIDA Cordless Heating Pad for Cramps Heated Back Massager Portable Heating Pad for Travel Home Office Rechargeable Menstrual Electric Heating Pad White

I love it and it works so good

Very convenient but dies quicker than expected and takes awhile to charge

Good quality, battery lasts for a decent amount of time

I was very interested in trying out this particular heating pad / vibratory wrap although I’m not the target audience. It’s meant to be used by those individuals who are menstruating. I usually use heating pads, wraps, and gel packs for pain relief and comfort. Unlike the standard heating pad, this one has elasticized bands that enable me to position it around my waist. It has an impact resistant buckle, including a slider, that easily keeps the pad in place.The wrap is a is solid, unlike the soft and cushy heating pads I’ve used. The good thing is that the setup makes this pad portable. There are some advantages to the combination of heat and vibration. There are three modes for each feature. Now, the heat is good and ranges from 122°F up to 140°F. It does show up only in Celsius on the digital display, unfortunately. The vibration is good, but I found the sound to be somewhat loud and rhythmical. In short, it was annoying.I experimented by trying it by working with the simple switch control (Low, Medium, High). The heat on this wrap was fast and medium high as heating pads go. When I worked with the controls, it was quite easy to see what was going on. The controls are easy-to- use one and are responsive. The vibration aspect can be annoying as it’s somewhat loud.SPECS:Wrap Size: 7.4” x 3.35” x 0.90”Heating Level: 3 Heat Levels (Low 122°F, Medium 131°F, High 140°F)Material: Microplush, PolyesterTemperature Range: Up to 140°FCharging Voltage: 5VCERTIFICATIONS:None listed.Made in China.

This gets really warm quickly and I like that it’s cordless and rechargeable. It comes with a stamp and clip kind of like a Fanny pack so you can secure it to your body. It also vibrates in there modes so that could be a bonus if you think that will help you.It does emit a fairly loud eeeeking sound is the best way I can describe it. If you have enough background noise you can probably drown it out. I actually was wearing it against neck because I have some sore neck muscles and wanted to try it there as well. It also worked well for that purpose because I could still secure it against my body, but the noise is a lot more noticeable when it’s right next to your ears.

When i first got this, i could tell that it had been used already. The box had been opened and the tape cut through. Which lost it a star. Now I've had it roughly for a week, using it occasionally but definitely not constantly. I tried to turn it on last night and it now won't heat up at all. Full battery, the screen turns on, but it won't warm up or vibrate. Completely useless.

My wife is the type of person that loves to roll up in her fuzzy, soft pink blanket and can lie in bed the whole day. Our relationship is like dog vs cat personalities. I adore my wife and when she’s not feeling well and is in pain, she’s definitely a cat; the big ones with giant claws. I got this for her for the times she doesn’t feel well. A few days ago, she was able to test this and my tigress is tame and comfortably resting.While the heat has only 3 options (50°C, 55°C and 60°C) don’t doubt the heat! My wife put this on her abdomen, adjusted the waist strap and ( after she figured out how to turn on the belt), she felt the heat after a second. Her initial thought was, “Ah, that’s not hot at all”. She put it at 60°C (140°F) and after it reached the full heat it was too much for her and she had to toggle back to 55°C (131°F) setting. She tried the vibrations too, but it wasn’t really helping her and said she will revisit at another time.My wife had a red hot water bottle a decade ago. It worked well but had a smell and was a hassle to fill. And oh boy was it a headache when the stopper wasn’t secured; it was a pain to clean up a wet bed. Later she had a Sunbeam, but it wasn’t very hot and it had to stay connected to a power source. Prior to this FERNIDA heating pad, my wife used a microwaveable gel pad that is then put into a penguin pouch. With that, like the other reviewer, the heat only lasted so long, and she’d have to throw it back in the microwave, heat it up, and stuff it back into the penguin.My wife enjoys this device very much! When it auto shut offs at about 20mins, she can just turn the heat back on by pressing the button. Though she wishes it was bigger or is more flexible so she can use it on her one shoulder, my wife truly appreciates the heating feature and is a lot more comfortable when she’s in pain. Thank you, FERNIDA!Pros- Strong and lasting heating options- convenient! No mess, no water, no having to microwave gel packs- can be worn as a belt and be mobile (not connected to a power source or limited to sitting down or lying in bed- heats up quickly- rechargeable- can be discreet under clothing/ jacket- lightweight- affordableCons- not very flexible to “wrap” on other body parts- wishes the unit is biggerOverall, I’m not so sure about the waist trimmer helping burning more fat, but I do see how the vibration and heating feature works well for either back pain or just abdominal pain. For abdominal pain, the two higher heat options are truly appreciated by my wife.

It's nice to have this portable/cordless heating pad belt for abdominal cramps. The heat is soothing and helps provide relief. I also find the vibration mode helpful at times. I like that this is easy to wear and that the belt is adjustable, but I wish that the treatment area was bigger.