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.

AWESOME!! I ran across Clix Therapy at a recent home and garden show. The idea was amazing and talking to Sam about the product was even more helpful. I’ve been using these packs on a regular basis now, and I’ve introduced them to many of my friends!!!

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!

Do NOT recommend Bought the neck and shoulder pack from the Ideal Home Show (London Olympia), which was not cheap! The pack was hard as soon as I opened it so I followed the instructions to heat in a pan of boiling water. Upon removing the pack, found it to be leaking! Still waiting for a response to my complaint, almost 6 days later. No phone number or social media accounts so how is one supposed to contact the company?! Will be asking the bank to initiate a chargeback and will be complaining to the Ideal Home Show if I do not hear from them soon. Do not recommend. Will change rating if by some miracle they actually respond to this.

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???