I had a problem with a back and knee… I had a problem with a back and knee pack that my Son bought me for Christmas, emailed customer service and straight away they responded and said they would send me another one. However after 2 weeks when it didnt arrived I emailed them again and Eddie apologised and sent me a another one plus a free gift no questions asked even thought dpd sent them proof of delivery. Two days later dpd found and delivered the original one. I cannot recommend Clix Therapy products enough and their customer service is excellent.

Misleading and false sales tactics Misleading and false sales tactics. Bought at the Boston Marathon expo. Salesman never went over the ridiculous process of reactivating the product by having to boil it. So dumb. He also said you put them in the freezer to cool but the product insert says do not freeze. Have submitted two requests for a refund via their online form but haven’t gotten a response. I will be submitting complaints with the expo, BAA and others.

Customer support service: I was very impressed with the support and quick response I received from Eddie, at Clix Therapy, when I contacted about a fault with the neck and shoulder Clix I brought. He assured me of the guarantee of the product and I was very happy to receive a replacement. I have been using Clix Therapy products for a number of years and have also bought them as gifts for others.

Great customer service Brilliant product we really use them & find them a great help We had a problem with heat packs we bought but we email & we were send out a whole set so great customer service I would say

Pushy aggressive sales people Pushy aggressive sales people. They've been present at two separate events at the NEC. On both occasions I have had the privilege of being in their presence I found them to be overstepping the boundaries of a typical sales person. Pushing their products literally onto your body. Not respecting the word no. The second event which I met them at was a gaming convention which has a greater pool of neurodivergent and vulnerable people. Aggressively pushing product onto people to make a sale is unethical especially in these environments. Btw, you can buy these things on eBay for like £1