5V USB Heating Pads Electric Heating Pad Electric Warmer Carbon Fiber Pads

Product Features: - Safe and Reliable: CE certified, waterproof, and provides good insulation. Uses low-voltage 5V power supply. - Quick and Even Heating: Adopts advanced carbon fiber heating technology to heat up rapidly and evenly. The carbon fiber heating material generates far-infrared rays during heating, which can promote blood circulation and metabolism. - Adjustable Temperature: 3 temperature settings (45°C/113°F, 55°C/131°F, 65°C/149°F) allow you to customize the heat intensity to meet your needs. - Versatile: Can be used for various body parts such as the neck, back, abdomen, arms, and legs. Provides soothing warmth for menstrual pain, muscle tension, or general relaxation. - USB Powered: Conveniently powered by a 5V USB port, making it portable for use with a power bank, laptop, or car charger. - Easy to Use: Simply attach the heating pad to the desired area and press the button to adjust the heat setting. - Durable and Washable: Made of sturdy PU leather and breathable mesh fabric. The heating pad can be removed for easy washing. Specifications: - Material: PU Leather, Mesh Fabric - Input Voltage: 5V - Size: 29 x 19 cm (11.4 x 7.5 in) - Temperature Range: 45°C/113°F - 65°C/149°F - Power: 9W Additional Features: - Lightweight and Portable: Easy to carry and use anywhere you go. - Thoughtful Design: Features a built-in pocket to hold the power bank or other small items. - Safety Protection: Built-in overheating protection system ensures safe use. Uses: - Soothing pain and discomfort from menstrual cramps, muscle strains, and other ailments - Promoting relaxation and well-being - Warming up cold hands and feet - Providing a comfortable heat source for outdoor activities or travel Benefits: - Effective and natural pain relief - Improved blood circulation - Enhanced relaxation - Versatile and convenient to use - Durable and easy to maintain -

National Institutes of Health (NIH): Far-Infrared Therapy for Pain Relief

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PainScience.com: Heat and Cold for Pain Relief