Slimpal Heating Pad for Period Cramps, Portable Heating Pad for Menstrual Relief, Electric Cordless Heating Belt for Back, Belly, Waist, Stomach, Wearable Heat Belt Gifts for Her Women Girl, Black

The media could not be loaded. Context, purchased for myself a 49M Triathlete and my daughter 23F.Primarily purchased to give my daughter any relief from her Menstrual Cramps which are severe. She had the same reaction, comfortable and eased the discomfort which is saying a lot. Many less tears while using this pad.For myself, after a bike ride and run I get lower back pain. I was surprised how well this heated my back like a corded heating pad. BUT, instead of using the massive 18"x24" pad over the whole back and bottom, this targeted exactly where I needed it. Heath output was the same I could get from the heating pad, strong & hot. I've been wearing it during this review so far, and had to turn it down 1 heat setting after 10 minutes. Again, saying a lot because I rarely turn any heating pad down from max. No more needing to deal with greasy Icy Hot or patches to deal with.Packaging, excellent. Not over packaged, little waste, all can be recycled. 5 stars.Style: Looks nice, feels soft. Easy buckle for anyone to use, light tension for those with arthritis or limited hand strength.Case: Honestly, I appreciate there is no velvet bag, less waste as its unneeded. 5 stars.Functions: Heating: 5/5 It has a great range. I set it to high and wore it though the first part of this review as mentioned. Took it off to show my daughter and had a reddish spot on my back where it was on the highest setting. 5 stars.Functions: Vibration, three settings which are different from each other and powerful. See video to hear modes. 5 stars.Functions: Timer: Works as advertised. 5 stars.Ease of Use: Simple. 5 stars.Charging: USB-C. 5 stars. Comes with the cable, you need to supply the charger. This is awesome, less e-waste. I have a TON of chargers in a box after all these years. I didn't need another one. The only thing I would like changed is that when 100% charged the light indicator would turn off or a different color, but that's really a small detail. I plug in things all the time and come back hours later anyways and this will be no different.Overall, I'm really happy with this product, especially when traveling this is ideal to toss in a bag and use wherever we are.

Perfect for my cramps. Works really well. Worth the money I spent. Easy to use. Batter last long. Heating level is perfect it’s just right. Very satisfied with this purchase.

I would give it 5 stars because it's nice, and the heat is helpful and it's small enough it fits in my pants... ButttIt is NOT discreet! Decided I would turn it on for the first time at work while I am at my desk.Expecting a very low sort of massage like vibration... NAH it is soo loud! I panicked tried to turn it off and it went from loud to louder and then to pulsating... My boss turns around and just sees me digging in my pants in a panic trying to turn off a mystery vibrator! So, then I had to try to take it off while wearing high wasted jeans in some sort of lady like professional way so I could assure him that there wasn't anything nefarious going on... Because this thing is louder than any rabbit I have ever owned. Ladies... ONLY USE THE HEAT IN PUBLIC!!

This product works as described, with easy to follow instructions. When using the massaging functions in an otherwise quiet environment, the volume is noticeable across the various settings but it essentially becomes background noise to the wearer and others. This heating pad is useful for alleviating discomfort safely. As with any heating product, ensure you are following directions. Overall, I consider this a good value for the money and look forward to its use as an alternative and supplement to over the counter pain medication.

I ordered the Max and love it!Pros:4 heat settingsGets very hotGood battery life (I haven’t tried over 3-4 hrs yet but it lasts this long on medium heat)ComfortableClip on waistband makes it easy to take on/offNo auto-off setting for convenienceSide buttons to prevent accidental button pressesGood coverageCons:Bulkier than the average heating pad - doesn’t fit comfortably under clothes so there’s really no discretionHeavySlow chargingI have chronic pain and like to carry a heating pad with me when I’m out and about. I’ve been using the Yeamon brand portable heating pad for a couple of years (another popular one you see on an Amazon search) but have not been happy with the battery life or how easy it is to accidentally press the buttons. It’s been a nightmare to travel with because it can turn on easily in purse or backpack. This one has been way better in that respect since the buttons are on the side of the pad instead of the front. This one is also bigger and covers more surface area which is nice, but very bulky. I like to be able to wear one under loose shirts but this one is just too large and has to be worn over the clothes. It seems more ideal for home use unless you don’t mind showing it off. I haven’t tried the base version yet, but that seems to be a better option for portability.

Excellent product, especially for my daughters when they have their period. It helps with cramps, and it's also very easy to carry everywhere.

I would pass on this... BUT maybe you won't?I think for a standard girly this gets hot but I get really bad periods and it isn't hot enough for me. I almost like it hot enough to burn so (for my standards) the heat is only alright and only when not placed over clothes. The problem with not placing this over clothes is you might get a red mark (might not be the safest option).The noise is loud, I definitely wouldn't use the massage feature in public and I honestly don't find it to be that helpful but again, I get very painful period.It's decent in thickness, pretty thin but I wouldn't go wearing a tight fitting shirt. I like that it stays on for an hour at a time, many others stay on only for 10 mins at a time. Battery lasted me a few hours, charging takes awhile especially when you need heating relief in that moment. I think I'd stick to my standard wired heating pad on super bad period days.