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ReHeater Heat Packs provide instant portable and reusable heat and is very easy to use. This is THE replacement for electric heat pads and hot water bottles. At the push of a button, this amazing device reaches temperatures of up to 130ºF. The ReHeater will generate heat for two to three hours, depending on the size and insulation. The ReHeater heat pack is available in a variety of sizes for many different uses. From soothing a backache to warming a scuba wet suit, to warming your hands while camping, the ReHeater can be used in countless ways to provide quick, easy, non-electric, non-toxic, safe to use heat. This product marks a major advance in heat therapy and treatment because it does away with bulky, outdated products. Instant, portable and reusable heat makes this heat pack a technological breakthrough. Use the smaller sizes to heat smaller areas like your hands and the larger sizes to heat your entire shoulder or back. Each durable vinyl ReHeater pack is ultrasonically sealed to prevent leaks. The food-grade salt solution inside is completely safe. The trigger button inside the pouch is made of stainless steel and is surrounded by a plastic rim which makes it easy to activate. To reactivate after use, just boil the vinyl pouch in water until it is clear and then remove and let cool. It is then ready for another use. How it works: The RE-Heater Heat Pack contains sodium acetate, a form of salt, which under normal conditions in an open container will change from a liquid to a solid (freeze) at 130ºF (54ºC). By placing this solution in a sealed container, the solution can be cooled well below this temperature (as low as 14ºF) (-10ºC). Flexing the patented stainless steel "trigger" within the sealed container causes a single molecule of liquid to crystallize which starts a chain reaction causing the entire solution to change from a liquid to a solid. This phase change causes the pack to heat to approximately 130ºF. To understand super-cooling, imagine a glass of water at 32ºF. It should turn into ice. This phase change, from one state (liquid) to another, (solid or crystals) occurs with a change in temperature. If the water dropped below 31ºF and no phase changed occurred, the water would be considered a super-cooled liquid.
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