Product description states "Thatcher" moist heating pad. Is this product Thatcher or Theratherm?
315208
this is the best heating pad i used. it's is moist heating pad and with very pretty warm temperature (highest can be 167F, but you cvan ajust it lower). can be ajusted the time most to 60 mins and restart again for the next 60 mins. and the weight is just right on body,not too light to move away, not too heavy to press on you. is this enough for your question ?
315209
All I can find on mine says Global--made in Taiwan----don't see Thatcher or Theratherm anywhere-however, it works great
315210
I bought the Neck Size and it is definitely a TheraTherm (by DJO Global - Chattanooga)
315211
The one I bought definitely TheraTherm. I'm thinking that's a misprint in description.
2014047
No...and it is the worst pad ever! Get the Sunbeam Express King Size pad (about $35 on Amazon)...it gets hot quick, has a nice cover unlike this ones flimsy scratchy thing, and it CAN be set to stay on! They also have a wonderful warranty and customer service...mine flashed an error after a year of ownership & they sent me a new one free along with pre-paid label to return broken one. I sleep with a heating pad every night and the Sunbeam one is by far the best I have ever owned (and I have owned a lot!).
1040007
Thermarest sleeping pads are manufactured by Cascade Designs. You can find complete specification (including sizes of all models) on their website at www.cascadedesigns.com
1463578
I have no idea what a Bio Pad is, but FAR heat is very therapeutic... In addition the EMF radiation from this pad is extremely low, which makes it more healthy than most heating pads as well.
783626
The pad has no temp control. It is either on or off. A rheostat might work.
40513
I have no idea but I've had my heated pad for at least 3 years and no problems!
150495
When I received mine, the box was sealed tight and it was definitely brand new. Mine is the shoulder wrap heating pad and I love it. good luck!
991770
Not all of them have moist heat. If yours does, there is a thin piece "aquifer sponge" in with it. (It looks like a piece of light blue felt.) Wet it with warm water, ring it out and then place it between the heating pad & the cover.
736755
I have been laying on the Thermophore Pads for over 30 years. After they get quite hot, I turn them off, let it cool down and then turn it back on. I have found no other moist heating pad which compares to the Thermophore. Dr. Kellog, yes the Corn Flake guy, and the founder of Battle Creek Sanitarian Hospital in Michigan was a genius.
934096
I have not used it in "moist" mode but as I interpret the instructions it appears that one must dampen the heated side of the pad cover. I have not tried this and am wary of it. Dry heat has been very effective for my problem, so i haven't needed to try it damp.
1047827
I have a neck injury and have used these for years, but I am not sure if I would call it a moist heat. It can be an intense heat which makes my neck sweat, so I guess that makes it sort of moist. :-) It seems like a deeper heat than a electric heating pad. Hope this helps a little.
778649
I'm sorry, I don't recall. I opened 1 box tried it out and was extremely disappointed. They don't work as advertised. A total waste of money. Stick to regular heating pads. It takes soooo much time to heat one up, and then only lasts 15-20 minutes, tops.
132557
This is a bad product and I would not buy it again. Snuggle Safe pet heading pads are excellent for heating areas for feral cats and rabbits. I have bought them for several years and have about a dozen and they work very well. The only reason I bought MyWarmPet was it was half price. You can heat the Snuggle Safe pads much easier and gauge their warmness by how long you keep them in the microwave. We even use them for ourselves.
984132
It heats up pretty fast, however I do not recommend this heating pad. The timer is already not working correctly and if I could I would send it back.You put the minutes and the temp which is good but the temp always changes even though there is a button to lock the temp choice. It doesn't feel like moist heat either.
254124
Dometic is the brand. Duo therm is the type ( it can have heating and cooling capabilities). The model # is on the inside of the unit. You remove the inside panel and there is a sticker inside that will give you all the info. Then go to Dometic's Web site, and that will help you to find out witch one you need.
1885472
!'m sorry, but I am familiar with only the Green Works thatcher. They work great and fairly easy to replace.JhB
1923556
It's only for dry heat, but it's gentle heat. It's the best heating pad I've found.