CHERRY PIT HEATING PAD

SENSORY OWL LTD

£39

This cherry pit heat pad is ideal to use in mild pain or as an extra support in those heavy aches. Keep it in your meds box and use it for all family members even your dog and cat if needed (yep they also suffer injuries). The most common pains include neck, stomach, menstrual, back pain, headache and much more. This handmade thermophor can be used to warm up after a long winter walk or cool during a stubborn heatwave. Pack it with you to relax muscles after an intensive mountain walk or running exercise. -Our cherry pit heat pad is made of 100% cotton. We only use Oeko-Tex® certificate fabric

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as SENSORY OWL LTD, number 10183519. Checked 2026-08-29.
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Where it is made
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