From a stiff neck to sore shoulders, our Neck & Shoulder Therapy provides pain and injury relief for both your neck and shoulders. The Heated Wrap utilizes Far Infrared Ray (FIR) Technology to safely provide deep penetrating heat below the skin for maximum therapeutic pain relief.

Our Heat Therapy Shoulder and Neck Wrap features Safe, Low-Voltage Technology utilizing a safer, lower DC (12V/24V) voltage design compared to traditional AC (110V) heating pads. Our heat wraps are ergonomically designed with our 3D Ergonomic Tailoring contoured to the curvature of the joint and built with neoprene and fleece for mild compression and ultimate fit.

Features of the Heated Neck and Shoulder Wrap:

Rechargeable Lithium-ion Battery Packs Included Purchase extra batteries to extend total warming duration. Optional 12v Auto Charger Batteries can be recharged using the optional Auto Charger

• Warms up muscles quicker than traditional heat packs
• Deep Penetrating Heat
• Targeted Pain Relief
• 3D Ergonomic Tailoring
• Cordless Mobility
• Applications: Whiplash, Stiff Neck, Muscle Tension, Muscle Spasms, Pinched Nerves, and more

Specs of the Heated Neck and Shoulder Wrap:

• Battery: Rechargeable Lithium-ion
• Heating Time: 1.5 to 5+ hours per charge
• 4 Temperature Settings: Max, High, Medium, and Low
  (MEDIUM heat setting is recommended for best results)
• Home Charger: 110-240VAC
• 1 Year Limited Warranty

Optional Accessories:

• Additional Batteries
• Optional 12v Auto Charger

Details of FIR Heat Therapy
A Non Invasive and non pharmaceutical form of pain relief, FIR Heat Therapy helps the body respond to the strain/injury by increasing blood circulation to decrease inflammation through the absorption of high-energy waves, tissues are safely and gently stimulated to increase blood flow withing the treated area.

This increased flow flushes away toxins and lactic acids that can cause stiffness and discomfort. FIR Heat Therapy works by stimulating the body's own healing force and speeding up healing and removing waste matter from the injured area. The body's natural response to this increased stimulation is to try to maintain a condition of homeostasis - a balanced environment, or state of equilibrium through the body.