WonderPax - truly wonderful! Found the WonderPax for back and shoulders a great help with my arthritic shoulders. So soothing, and so easy to heat - just a click needed, stays hot for ages, and afterwards just soaking in hot water to return to liquid gel again. I can't take anti-inflammatory medication, so these are an absolute boon. My daughter has a Pax for her back, also a couple for her hands to warm them up for Archery in winter! Also can't fault the customer service.

The best product of you are on the go a… The best product if you are on the go a lot. I don’t have a lot of time in the morning to use a heating pad but I have a long drive to work. Using the heat in the car before work makes the work day as a nurse 10 times better. Will be buying more!!

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???

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.

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