Heat pack for neck ache - Superdrug
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Heat pack for neck ache - Superdrug
A little tip for you post OP peeps...
my mum has just bought me a heat pack from superdrug, it's like a little pillow with beans in, pop itin the microwave for a minute then wrap around your neck - I cant reccomend it enough.... I'm sat with it on now and it's so relaxing after the aching from sleeping on my back since the op.
I think it was only abou £3 too!!
xxx
my mum has just bought me a heat pack from superdrug, it's like a little pillow with beans in, pop itin the microwave for a minute then wrap around your neck - I cant reccomend it enough.... I'm sat with it on now and it's so relaxing after the aching from sleeping on my back since the op.
I think it was only abou £3 too!!
xxx
muddypaws- BJSF Addict
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Re: Heat pack for neck ache - Superdrug
Ah this sounds good! Is it filled with lavender though? Cause im allergic to them :-( xx
Vickyxo- BJSF Addict
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Re: Heat pack for neck ache - Superdrug
It is I'm afraid hun, lavender and wheat I believe. Not sure if you can buy them elsewhere without or not x
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Ohh poo! Yeah cause when i was younger i had them teddies you put in the microwave but used to bring me out in rashes :-( xx
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Re: Heat pack for neck ache - Superdrug
Lol I had them too.... Luckily no rash to go with it though x
muddypaws- BJSF Addict
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Re: Heat pack for neck ache - Superdrug
We have some hot/cold packs that D got from amazon for his BBall injuries. You can either freeze them, or nuke them for a warm pack. Just regular gel stuff, no lavender. Physique Management Company physique.co.uk
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Re: Heat pack for neck ache - Superdrug
Alternatively there are disposible heat packs that stay hot for 8-12 hours and stick on to you. Thermacare is one brand.
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