I purchased these over the Christmas… I purchased these over the Christmas holiday as a present for my wife. My wife wasn't as thrilled about the warmers as I was. I went to return these to the mall after the holiday season and the company was no longer set up in my local mall. I contacted the customer service department via their website and received an immediate response. The team walked me through the return process step by step without any issues and provided me with a full refund. Customer service was great

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.

I purchased a back/knee pack at the… I purchased a back/knee pack at the Photography Show in Birmingham. This is an excellent product. My only regret is not purchasing more packs for all the family.

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!

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