Libra Hotties Heat Patches Review

I get really bad cramps and thought these would be a great idea. Unfortunately i found that the patches took a while to warm up and even once it had heated up the patch was only lukewarm. I also was disappointed that the patch did not stick properly when I applied it. I really love the idea but not the product :(

I like this for when I'm out and about it is a bit if a placebo however I love it when in desperate slap it on with a face mask and have a glass of wine and some choc and a good movie

Received a sample and must admit I was excited to try, only to be disappointed :( Took awhile to activate and just didn't get that hot. Felt as if i would've got more warmth by holding my hand against my tummy so bit of a let down. Also found it irritating to be stuck on. Glad it was free and I didn't waste money to try this product

so unfortunately for me my sample arrived and the middle piece was broken so it never heated up but the thing is I get such bad pain that I would not solely rely on this as a pain reliever, great initiative but not for everyone I guess (;

First period since I had my daughter bought with it my first ever cramp. Ouchies!

My mother and brother in laws were over so unable to crawl into bed with a hottie I dug out a sample of these I received lately.

My first thoughts were that it was defective as it wasionly just perceptibly warm but upon closer inspection I discovered it was letting off a minute amount of warmth (it can't be described as "heat").

I was disappointed, however it did seem to work. Hallelujah!

Would I buy these? Perhaps. If I had cramps and needed to go out or travel but the hottie will definitely be on stand by at home.

The concept of these patches is great. They are discrete and you can go about your daily business without having to carry round a wheat bag or hot water bottle.

Unfortunately though it didn't really work for me. It doesn't seem to stick that well and kept slipping around until I taped it down. It also took a long time to heat up, and then it just wasn't hot enough for me to relieve any pain or cramps. It felt better if I pressed down on it, but then it kind of defeats the purpose.

I also don't like the design - it looks like a sanitary pad so it looks a bit odd if it is visible (e.g. on shoulders). It is also quite small so would only work on a small specific area.

What a fantastic idea! Though it took a little while for it to get to a helpful temperature once there my pain has eased. I can get up and make a cup of tea without having to lose the soothing heat (when having to put the hot water bottle down) and it has left my hands free to type up this review (as well as do some pre-term planning). Awesome! My only wish would be for it to be a little longer to cover a bigger area.

I have endometriosis and my period was due the day I was going on 2 long haul flights, I suffer with dreadful pain. I used these in conjunction with some heavy duty pain killers and thought they were great. No pain throughout the flight and it was day one of period, normally I am in agony.

At first I thought these were a fantastic idea, portable heat so I do not need to carry a hot water bottle or wheat bag around without letting the whole world it was "that time of the month"... The idea was great but the heat does not last therefore does not give relief for a long period of time. Another down side is that they do not stick very well, I resorted to taping it with medical tape. They are good if you are desperate for some portable heat relief like I am as I suffer from very painful cramps but if a better heat patch was released, I would try that

i think these are what they say an i would buy them again i get cramps so found that they helped an will get for my girl if she gets cramps an sure they will help i think they are a very cool invension