Do not use on infants or small children, on frostbite, while sleeping, on scars, over open wounds, on desensitised skin, on bruising, over inflammation or swelling, with other heating devices, sensitive skin, diabetes, circulatory problems, nerve damage or paralysis. Take care with use on delicate clothing. Check the skin regularly to avoid low temperature burns. Remove if patch is uncomfortably hot. Keep out of reach of children

-Low temperature heat burns are a type of burn with symptoms such as erythema and blisters caused by contact with a source of heat greater than body temperature for extended periods of time. Be aware that low temperature heat burn may occur without any symptoms.
-Check whether you have discomfort such as pain by lightly pressing the heat patch every hour. Immediately peel off the product if any abnormality is observed.
-Immediately remove warmer if it is too hot or uncomfortable. (Do not use this product in a state where you cannot peel it off immediately.)
-Do not use while sleeping.
-Do not use with other heating equipment.
-Do not put pressure on the heat patch.
-Not suitable for young children or those with disabilities.
-Those with sensitive skin should take care when using this product.
-Consult a physician or a pharmacist before use if you suffer from diabetes or other circulatory issues.
-Do not use for longer than stated.

*Other Precautions
• If symptoms persist, talk to your healthcare professional. • Do not use the heat patch over the area other creams, rubs or patches applied.
• The warmer will become less adhesive with repeated use. • Do not cut, tear or puncture the patch.
• Do not eat. Keep product away from eyes and mouth.
• If in mouth, consult a doctor or pharmacist as it contains iron powder, which can be harmful if swallowed. If in eyes, flush thoroughly with clean water and consult a physician. Do not rub eyes.
• Do not microwave.
• Single use only