UTK Far Infrared Heating Pads for Knee Pain Relief, Heated Knee Brace Wrap with 6 Jade Stones & 3 Heat Settings & Auto Shut Off, Knee Heating Pad for Knee Pain & Stress Relief

Works well easy to use . Tightening the straps could be better. Maybe put the sizing chart so people can get the right size

Love it! This product has been great for me, the design allows you to apply localized heat to your knee.I've found it to be much more effective than trying to wrap a heating pad. It's compact and easy to use. The controls are simple. Wish I'd come across this sooner.

The media could not be loaded. Meant for the knees but can be used on elbow or anything you want to wrap it around. I like the stones in this heating pad, they seem to help penetrate the heat deep. It is corded but that's ok with me as I prefer to sit and chill while heating something sore! It is very soft, flexible, and comfortable. 3 temperature and 3 timer settings.

This infrared heating pad works well for warming up a specific area of your knee. The pad is not adjustable to other locations, and the heating area is small. The mesh liner material on the inside is not very comfortable without something underneath it, like pajama pants or something. It does seem to work well, but I would rather get something more versatile.

The media could not be loaded. This feels great on my knee but is versatile enough to use on any part of my leg or arm because it is adjustable. You can choose 3 heat levels and the auto shutoff is handy because I'm forgetful. It's easy to use and comfortable and helps ease my muscle/joint pain.

The media could not be loaded. This is a well-made knee heating pad. It’s a very soft velour on the inside. There are six jade circles on the inner portion, and these are supposed to provide infrared heating and extra healing. There are three heat levels and a timer that you can set for 15, 30, and 60 minutes. It heats up very quickly. On the highest setting, it may be too hot without some clothing between you and the heating pad. Make sure you don’t use it directly on the skin of somebody that has sensory issues or can’t tell you that it feels too hot. It comes with a small instruction pamphlet and a nice cotton drawstring storage bag. The device itself is a plug-in, so you are tethered to a cord while wearing it. There is no reason this could not also have been made into a cordless device because it does have a removable plug piece. They could have included something that would allow you to use your own power bank. It definitely lessons the usefulness of an item when you are tethered to a cord. I was hoping it would be a low EMF device, but it puts out incredibly high EMFs at the low and middle heat levels. At the highest heat level, it is within a good range. This often happens with devices like these. It must be something at the low and medium levels that causes a fluctuation and increases electromagnetic energy output. I don’t really worry with this device so much because it’s not like it’s something I’m going to wear for hours every day, and it’s not right next to my brain. It is currently priced at $79.95, and that is very expensive for what it is. I think somewhere around the $45-$50 range would be a fairer price.

The media could not be loaded. Bought this for family who has chronic knee issues the heat and far infrared is super helpful at reducing or relieving pain. Also can be used on hands and elbows as needed. Love the different heat settings and the timer highly recommend would be a great gift.

This is a good heading pad for knees, with one exception.They are very well made, kudos for the quality, choice of materials, fit, and finish. These are not cheap Chinese products.But it does not get very warm. The product information says it will heat up to 158°. I followed the instructions, put it on, and gave it 25 min to reach max heat. It measured a paltry 102°.Then I tried the low and medium heat settings; they both reached ~100°.