Replaced my item quickly I purchased a back and knee pack from a vendor at an RV show in Dallas, after my first time using it as a hot pack I placed it in boiling water and unfortunately it developed a leak. I was frustrated of course and reached out to the company as I was told it had a warranty, I provided a copy of my receipt and a picture of the damaged product. I received a replacement within 30 days! Thank you Clix!

Damaged on arrival, Replaced with another damaged product! Product arrived in solid state - when boiled it has a leak and made almighty mess in my kitchen. Reached out to customer service to ask for a refund. They ignored the request and issued a replacement. Replacement did not work either but they advised they now could not refund as it was outside 30 days from purchase (as they had delayed so long in sending replacement). Don’t waste your money on this!

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

Avoid! Misleading and false info given The salesman at the Ideal Home Exhibition hard sold and missold the reusable packs giving wrong information it tuned out just to get the sale. They don’t take 5 minutes to reset themselves, they take 25 minutes, they go hard so not able to fold and use them for the use intended in my campervan as told to the assistant. They don’t last several hours either. We were also told we’d be given new Hand Warmers. We weren’t, they were used. It’s now impossible to get in touch as they ignore the contact form via their website. We were told there was an 14-day guarantee! Avoid this company! Scam!

Do NOT like the product due to the reheating method!!!! Purchased the neck & shoulder and also hand warmers from the RI home show.... The sales people were VERY aggressive! That should have been a warning right away. They should have explained how the items need to be reheated. If I had known how it had to be done, I would have NEVER bought them!!! They need to be put in boiling water to get them to heat up. Too much opposed to popping an item in the microwave!!! ie: how are you supposed to rewarm the handwarmers (lets say at a ballgame), carry around boiling water???