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Heat therapy is one of the most effective methods to manage chronic muscle pain or sore joints affected by arthritis or injury. Using heating pads and packs to apply heat to your client’s muscles or joints reduces pain by encouraging circulation and blood flow. We offer a full selection of heating pads, packs, and moist heating pads in a wide variety of sizes and styles at the lowest prices guaranteed. Be sure to consult your doctor for specific medical advice.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
When should I use a moist heating pad?
Moist heat therapy products are perfect for patients with dry skin or those who are prone to skin irritation. The moisture prevents skin dehydration and increases tissue elasticity during use. Moist heat therapy is also known to penetrate deeper into the skin which relieves pain faster.
Provides deeper penetration of the tissue at the same temperature
Changes tissue temperature rapidly & obtains a more substantial response from temperature receptors
Speeds recovery by increasing blood flow to the targeted area
Offers quicker pain relief
What is heat therapy used for?
Heat therapy works by improving circulation due to increased temperature. Even slightly increasing the temperature of an injured area of the body can soothe discomfort and increase muscle flexibility. Using heating packs or heating pads relaxes and soothes muscles and heals damaged tissue and is useful for these common conditions:
Osteoarthritis
Strains and Sprains after the elimination of swelling
Tendonitis
Warming up stiff muscles or tissue before activity
Relieving back or neck pain related to injury
What is the difference between dry and moist heating pads?
Dry heating pads heat up quickly and tend to stay warmer longer than moist heat packs. Generally they are easier to apply to affected areas and some say dry heat feels the best during application. Conversely moist heating pads promote tissue elasticity and will not dehydrate the skin, promote a deeper penetration of the tissue, and offer a longer lasting effect by improving circulation.