THERMOPAD Sole warmer size S, 2 pieces

Thermopad sole warmer size.S

Thermopad sole warmers are air-activated insoles that keep your feet warm for up to 8 hours.These disposable items are easy to use: all you have to do is unpack them and put them in your shoes.The sole warmers are available in different sizes and fit into any shoe bed, including ski boots.No prescription is required for this product.

Product features

The sole warmers are characterized by their long heat duration of up to 8 hours.The average temperature is 37°C.If unopened, the warmers have a shelf life of up to 3 years.Each pair is individually wrapped and has a length of 23 cm.The weight of a pair is 80g.The sole warmers are thin enough to fit into any shoe and provide pleasant warmth even in very cold outside temperatures.

Ingredients

The Thermopad sole warmers consist of iron powder, salt, activated carbon, water and vermiculite.These natural and harmless ingredients ensure even and pleasant warmth.

Application

The sole warmers are activated upon contact with the air.All you have to do is take them out of the packaging and place them in your shoe like a shoe insole.Within a few minutes, the contents of the insole heat up by reacting with the available oxygen.The warmth lasts for up to 8 hours and ensures pleasantly warm feet, whether you're skiing, tobogganing, in the stadium or at the Christmas market.

Notes

Avoid direct skin contact with the sole warmers.The maximum heat of 45°C can be perceived as hot.The sole warmers are not suitable for medical use and should not be used on swollen, injured, frostbitten or sensitive skin.They are not suitable for children under 6 years or while sleeping.Heating or reusing the sole warmers is not permitted.If you experience skin reactions, burns, swelling or uncomfortable heat, you should remove the warmer.The contents (powder) should not come into contact with eyes, mouth or skin.If the powder is swallowed or inhaled, irritation of the respiratory system may occur.In such cases, you may need to consult a doctor.