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HotStuff is a US brand making self-heating patches and wraps built around what it calls HydroHeat steam technology. The products are single-use and warm up on their own once opened, giving gentle moist heat for up to 16 hours according to the brand.
The range is small and focused: the HydroHeat Back Relief Steam Heat Wrap ($29.90), the Period Cramp Relief Heat Patch ($24.90), the Wrist Pain Relief Patch ($26.90) and the Eye Relaxing Steam Mask ($59.90). Subscription orders are also available.
It suits people who like heat wraps for comfort during the day, at work or while travelling, as the patches are thin and worn under clothing. HotStuff ships only within the contiguous United States (not Hawaii, Alaska or US territories), and prices are in dollars.
| Shipping | Ships to the contiguous US only by DHL Expedited Max (3-7 business days); free on orders over $50 and all subscriptions, otherwise $5.99. Orders are processed in 24-72 hours. |
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| Returns | 30 days from receipt to request a return; items must be unused in original packaging, and sale items and gift cards can't be returned. Email [email protected] to start one. |
| Ways to pay | Prices are in US dollars. |
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