Re: cramps

[Guest guest]

Thanks Sondra, that's a thought. Although, how did you use it outside

of the house? I'm wondering how to keep it near her abdomen or back

while she's in school?

Marie AZ

[Guest guest]

Thanks Sondra, that's a thought. Although, how did you use it outside

of the house? I'm wondering how to keep it near her abdomen or back

while she's in school?

Marie AZ

[Guest guest]

> Marie AZ, they are new on market in stores and they stick like

bandaides to you clothings so I to stick it to outside of my under

panties and it is is then between of my underpanties and pants , it

is stick on one side and so stays where you stick it. It is not a

heating pad with cords like things it is new things. Like large

bandaides.

Sondra

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Sondra. Do you find them at a pharmacy like CVS, Walgreens,

Osco etc? Are they in the bandaid section?

Marie (AZ)

[Guest guest]

> Thanks, Sondra. Do you find them at a pharmacy like CVS,

Walgreens,

> Osco etc? Are they in the bandaid section?

>

> Marie (AZ)

Marie, yes you find them in department stores like meijers and

walmart places too they are in health areas. I to think they are

like between 5-10 dollars for a box of three of them. I to think you

can be to buy single packs too but cant be to remember now because I

to always buy box with several. they are much helpful to me with

sinus headaches in back of my neck too. They are like portable

heating pads. you not want to ever place it direct to the skin

because they can be to maybe burn of the skin. I to burned self once

because wanted to ace bandage the heat pad to my leg that was of

much pains one day wrong things to do it to leaved me with small

burn. So make of sure a layer of clothing is covering the skin such

as under panties and can even place a dry thin wash cloth there to

prevent it form to burn if feel safer that way, but they do be much

helpful to me.

Sondra