THERMACARE Adaptive Thermal 3 Patches

Innovative therapeutic heat alternative for the relief of muscle and joint pain.

It is a comfortable patch of soft material made up of "thermal cells" that contain natural ingredients (iron, carbon, water and salt) that heat up when they come into contact with oxygen in the air. It is available in two presentations for greater user comfort and to increase adaptability: lumbar region and hip and / or neck, shoulders and wrists.

This therapy helps recovery from injuries to muscle and joint tissues

The new ThermaCare Therapeutic Patch is designed to provide soothing warmth that relieves muscle and joint pain from overloads, strains, sprains, and arthritis.

In addition, its use is also recommended in case of tiredness, or muscle tension.

Among the main advantages of ThermaCare, is the absence of side effects since it does not contain medications, its long duration and its ease of use.

Recommendations when using ThermaCare

Due to heat emission, it is advisable to take certain precautions when using ThermaCare to avoid burns.

During use, the skin should be checked frequently and if any irritation or burn is detected, the patch must be removed.

It should also be discontinued if excessive heat is felt or removed from direct contact with the skin using a thin layer of clothing.

This warning is important for older people because the risk of burns increases with age.

From the age of 55 and over, ThermaCare should be used on a thin layer of clothing to guarantee its effect without damaging the skin.

On the other hand, it is also not recommended to use these thermal patches in the hours of sleep or for more than 8 hours in a 24-hour period.

Comparison of efficacy versus oral pain relievers

According to studies, ThermaCare has shown that pain relief was significantly greater with two days of treatment than that provided by paracetamol or ibuprofen.

The relief was noticeable after the second hour of use when compared to paracetamol and the third in the case of ibuprofen.

By prolonging the observation to two days after treatment, and considering the mean pain relief, heat therapy continues to be significantly more effective than oral pain relievers.