Heating Pads for Cramps - Pink, Removable Cover, Lavender Scented

The pad is very well made and the manufacturer’s customer service is great, but the pad is very heavy and I have to turn my microwave turntable function off when heating it.

I used this for my hand.

I love this heating pad. I just got it and I used it all night. It made a big difference in relieving my leg pain. It also has a nice lavender aroma that helps me relax. Totally recommend it.

When I opened the box it smelled like lavender. When I touched the pad, it had an odd sticky feeling, but I figured it was a "new product" thing. After following the directions of microwaving on a clean plate for 1.5 minutes, the pad was soaking wet and smelled like mold and mildew, the lavender scent was completely gone. I figured this might be from sitting on a shelf in a warehouse so I reached out to the seller for a replacement. They informed me that because this is a natural product, this was to be expected and so a replacement was not suggested. If this is to be expected, then this is a defective product. My throat hurt all night from the heavy smell of mildew. This product should be removed from Amazon.

I suffer frequently from neck, shoulder, and back aches. I have an array of shiatsu massagers, but sometimes there is no replacement for a good old-fashioned heating pad. This heating pad by Solayman is very nice, and is of excellent quality. It is large enough to cover the entire width of my shoulders, which is awesome. A feature that I found to be quite cool is that this guy can be used as both a heating pad and a cooling pad. I have put this to the test, and can confirm that it does indeed work well in both the hot and cold configurations.The outer case is very soft and luscious, and this makes the heating pad very comfortable to use. It also has a nice weight to it, which means that I don’t constantly have to apply pressure. I can simply let the natural weight of the pad do the bulk of the work. The pad maintains its temperature for quite a long time, which did impress me quite a bit. The lavender smell is very subtle, but if you find that it’s not to your liking, the manufacturer included easy to follow instructions on how to tame it. Overall, I am greatly satisfied with this Solayman’s heating pad. It is of excellent quality, and it has undoubtedly helped to relieve many an ache and pain. I would highly recommend this to you.

I like how wide it is, and it's definitely enough to put it on my shoulder to provide the warm, heat feel to my neck after full day of work. It's very soft and feels really comfortable when putting on my neck. Based on my experience, putting it in the microwave for about 1 min gives me the best result, the longer I put in, it would be too hot to even put on my shoulder. However, it only last for a few mins before I started feel cold again on my neck, but it does provide a very decent and quick solution to relieve some stress from my neck and shoulder. I did try to use when I have sore legs after going on a hiking trip, this barely does anything to my sore legs, and it's better to use some electrical heating pad than this. The lavender smell does help on stress relief

When ordering I was a little skeptical about the lavender but I figured it might be a little relaxing while soothing sore muscles. My only apprehension was whether the scent would be overpowering. But it turns out to be a gentle pleasant aroma. I woke up this morning with some muscle strain in the lower back/hip area so it was the perfect time to try this in cooling mode. I had it in the freezer overnight so I was ready to go. I placed it against my lower back while in my easy chair. It conformed well to my body contours and stayed in place while I read my tablet. I really appreciated how it released the cold waves gently-- it could have been a shock first thing in the morning-- but it was a pretty unimposing feeling. Nevertheless it did ease the muscle tension somewhat.I then tried the heating capabilities. The instructions lead me to be cautious about the heating time but I followed their advice to use small time increments if you want to extend the heating time. The temperature never rose to the level I've been accustomed to with plug in electric heating pads. But it did release gentle warmth.I don't think I would use this as my go to for instant results in either heating or cooling modes: I'd rather resort to frozen gel packs and plug in heating pad for those cases. But on the other hand this is well suited for use when gentle, slow, moderate temperature transfer would contribute to tension release. I consider this more of a comfort aid than a powerful pain reliever.

Takes way to long to heat up, smells extremely bad. Wish i could get my money back. I use heating pads a lot to manage my cancer pains if i would of known i would of never ordered.