“I'll start by stating my requirements. I need something I can pre-charge that will be ready in the morning when I wake up.This is not that product. This product takes 15 minutes to charge after which it is hot and can't be turned off. So, it will basically be cold by morning and need to be charged again. There is no switch so it will have to be un-plugged and plugged back in.I will likely use one of my microwave oven heat packs to stuff into the cushion until I can identify a useful product since I can heat one of those in a minute or 2.For what reason did this ever get 5 stars?”
“This is my new favorite thing for winter, so good for feet and hands. It's easy to use and stays “hot' for at least 2 hours, “warm' for another 2. Very cozy. Bought it for myself and another for my grandpa and he loves it.”
“I have Reynauds and my hands and feet are always cold, to the point where they ache. This is probably over-priced for what it is, but it is sooooo nice to have. I work from home and this is under my desk. I probably use it every day. It is great that there are no cords and the water stays warm for several hours.”
“I bought this because I'd been waking up with painful foot cramps and hot towels seemed to help. The towel heat was short lasting though and required me to get up and prepare them. Now I just heat my foot warmer up before I go to bed and it stays warm all night. Have had no cramps since I started using it a week ago. My only wish is that Was a little bigger/wider to allow for more movement, but recommend 100% otherwise”
“I've only had my Happy Heat foot warmer for less than 24 hours and I already absolutely LOVE it! I'm a breast cancer survivor and chemo left me with neuropathy in my feet. It has been really hard to find a product to offer any type of relief! I've spent countless amounts of money trying to find the right product and I think I've found it with Happy Heat! Thanks so much!Smooches!Geneva Potts”
“This product issued must for me. I get really cold feet and cannot sleep at night. So, I see this feet warmer to warm up my feet. If you don't like the position of putting both of your feet together, you can pull out the bag. Furthermore, it last like two hours when charged fully. It only takes 15 minutes! Great product!!!”
“The heated pad inside will leak after light usage. I used this for severe neuropathy and bedridden.I contacted the supplier and my requests for a refund were ignored continually. No refund or replacement were issued.”
“I've owned my Happy Feet foot warmer now for 2yrs, 8months as of this review date and I'm still happy with it. I can't answer for everyone's experience but based on my own, this company is not a scam and this is a good product. It's NOT just an expensive hot water bottle.When I originally bought my Happy Heat footwarmer, I was just someone with generally cold feet in the winter; I loved it instantly because it worked so well. Now, I have osteoarthritis in my hands and arms. I have to say: this works great as a hand-warmer, too. I even remove the heating bladder once it cools a little, and I sit that on my shoulders, against my elbows for relief. It's sublime. We're talking daily, year-round use, sometimes multiple reheats per day. It especially helps me recover after workdays, which can be painful with all the typing I have to do. I don't know what I'd do without it, honestly.About 2 months ago, I wondered if I could put the bladder in the fridge or freezer for cold therapy. I emailed the company; they answered in less than 24hrs. Spoiler alert: As expected, this is ONLY for heat -- and the seller was responsive.Yes, sometimes while it's heating mine makes a little buzzing noise. I jiggle the charger a bit, and the noise goes away. After all this time, I'm not concerned about a fire hazard; I follow the directions for proper use. I also have NO concerns about it leaking -- the bladder is ruggedly made and it's endured nearly 3 years of frequent use with only some minor fraying at the edges. Mine still stays hot for about an hour, and warm for another hour or two after that - especially if I leave it in the fuzzy pouch.I don't understand the complaints from people who say they want it "hotter"; next thing you know, you'd have 1st degree burns and people would complain about that. For therapy, you're supposed to WARM your body, not COOK it. Warming is what the product does, quite successfully in my experience.”
