Heyna Q Portable Heating Pad Review (Tomoson)

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I received Heyna Q Portable Heating Pad, in exchange for honest review from Tomoson.

The pad has 3 heat modes and 3 massage vibration modes. The pad also has voice broadcast.I could hear the voice but not quite sure what the voice is saying. She was coming in at low volume. You can also adjust the belt to fit your body. I wasnt sure if the belt would fit my belly but the belt did fit and I was able to use the machine. The belt stretches from 24 inches to 57 inches. 

I have used the pad for both back and belly pain. You can also use the pad for neck and menstrual pain. Each session lasts 15 minutes and auto shut off kicks in. To me, the pad is part tens unit (without the electrodes) and heating pad. The pad was easy to use and user-friendly. You turn it on and adjust the settings. One button controls the power and heat modes, while the other controls the massage modes. 

The pad takes three seconds to heat up. The temperatures include 104, 122, and 140 degrees. There is also a cycle mode which goes through all the heat ranges. 

The massage vibrations starts at 3000 per min/ 4500, 6000, and recycle mode. You just have to play with the settings until you are comfortable. 

Finally, you can clean the pad with a soft cloth. 

You can purchase the pad, on Amazon, using the link above. The pad is prime-eligible. 

#LuckyBaby Cooling/Heating Pad Review (Tomoson)

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I received Lucky Baby's Cooler in exchange for honest review. The cooler is for strollers and car seats. The cooler comes with an insert, you can freeze or heat up. I wanted this for Kalen for when we are walking. He sweats easily.

The cooler comes with strings to tie to the car seat or stroller. My strings broke on first stroller ride. They got caught in something and broke off. I froze the pad overnight and tied it to the stroller. I placed Kalen's head against it to keep him cool during a walk. He ddin't sweat as much but it took him a minute to get used to it.

I do like how the pad is still squishy no matter if cold or hot. For the heat, pay attention to the directions and the temperature. You don't want to burn the baby or yourself.

You can purchase the cooler, using the link above. The pad is prime-eligible.