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How Should Reusable Hot Packs be Cared For?

To ensure that the heat packs last for as long as they possibly can, you should know how to use and store them properly. During the boiling process, you need to stir the pack to prevent it from touching the bottom. For some packs, it's recommended that heating in wrapped in a cloth. When storing hot packs and warmers, make sure they are in the liquid state.

Are They Safe?

Yes, reusable packs tend to be safe. They require no electricity, you just need to be careful during the boiling and stirring process. If a pack ever feels too hot on your body, add an extra layer of clothing between it and your skin. The reusable products are environmentally friendly, unlike disposable heat packs. The contents inside include two safe ingredients: water and sodium acetate, both of which are non-hazardous and non-toxic.

How Long Does the Heat Last?

The temperature and duration both depend on the size of the product and how well it is insulated during use. A standard size hand warmer can last for about 30 minutes. Many of Artborne's reusable hot packs for back, knee and shoulder pain can last up to 40 minutes before needing to be reheated again.