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Old 12-15-2013, 05:20 PM #1
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Cold feet is a huge problem for me. It triggers the pain and shoots straight up my leg. It's been a nightmare. I went to Walmart earlier I ran into heated slippers. I got pretty excited. I didn't know it existed...If anyone has the same problem you can buy them where ever they sell "Seen on TV" items.

Even when the heat wear off (you put them in the microwave 60 sec) they are still very very warm. The only seam you can feel is where the toes are. it has comfortable elastic in the back so yo can have any size foot. I know that hurts some people. It's $14.99. The cold hasn't triggers the pain yet.

Just wanted to let u know that it's something that is available.

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Cold feet is a huge problem for me. It triggers the pain and shoots straight up my leg. It's been a nightmare. I went to Walmart earlier I ran into heated slippers. I got pretty excited. I didn't know it existed...If anyone has the same problem you can buy them where ever they sell "Seen on TV" items.

Even when the heat wear off (you put them in the microwave 60 sec) they are still very very warm. The only seam you can feel is where the toes are. it has comfortable elastic in the back so yo can have any size foot. I know that hurts some people. It's $14.99. The cold hasn't triggers the pain yet.

Just wanted to let u know that it's something that is available.

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thanks that is a great idea..I will have to check into them..Take care
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Cold feet is a huge problem for me. It triggers the pain and shoots straight up my leg. It's been a nightmare. I went to Walmart earlier I ran into heated slippers. I got pretty excited. I didn't know it existed...If anyone has the same problem you can buy them where ever they sell "Seen on TV" items.

Even when the heat wear off (you put them in the microwave 60 sec) they are still very very warm. The only seam you can feel is where the toes are. it has comfortable elastic in the back so yo can have any size foot. I know that hurts some people. It's $14.99. The cold hasn't triggers the pain yet.

Just wanted to let u know that it's something that is available.

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I bought some a couple of weeks ago. I like them. Getting ready to use them now. I am also thinking about ordering a wax machine / paraffin bath to coat my hands in. RSD started in right hand. Used one in OT.
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I heard about them and im pretty sure people were getting hurt because they were exploding. I know a friend of mine and hers exploded in the microwave! So be VERY careful!
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I want one of these.
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Cold feet is a huge problem for me. It triggers the pain and shoots straight up my leg. It's been a nightmare. I went to Walmart earlier I ran into heated slippers. I got pretty excited. I didn't know it existed...If anyone has the same problem you can buy them where ever they sell "Seen on TV" items.

Even when the heat wear off (you put them in the microwave 60 sec) they are still very very warm. The only seam you can feel is where the toes are. it has comfortable elastic in the back so yo can have any size foot. I know that hurts some people. It's $14.99. The cold hasn't triggers the pain yet.

Just wanted to let u know that it's something that is available.

Take care
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I found electric plug in house shoes, to just walk around in you just unzip and remove heating unit. Only $9.99 with 0.99 shipping at Amazon. The name is Docooler Cute Grey Piggy Plush USB Foot Warmer Shoes Electric Heat Slipper
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I heard about them and im pretty sure people were getting hurt because they were exploding. I know a friend of mine and hers exploded in the microwave! So be VERY careful!
90 sec is the limit but I do 60 seconds.
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That looks wonderful, though I wonder why its so big? It would be great while working at a desk. Thanks for showing it to us
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