Thermotex TTS Wrist Infrared Heating Therapy Pad w/ 1 Year Warranty! Thermotex Infrared Infrared Therapy Systems are a patented range of deep tissue infrared heat pads designed to relieve pain, promote healing and accelerate rehabilitation. Unlike conventional hot packs or heat pads that simply heat the surface of the skin by conduction, Thermotex safely delivers FAR infrared thermal energy beneath the surface of the skin. Thermotex re-invents infrared by producing 100% FAR infrared, replacing conventional infrared lamps which emit light from different parts of the electromagnetic spectrum and must therefore be used with caution. In studies the unique subcutaneous heat delivery mechanism of Thermotex has been shown to raise temperatures at depths of 6 cm beneath the surface of the skin after just 20 minutes of use. Thermotex deep tissue infrared heat therapy delivers prolonged heat where it is most needed. This effectively increases blood flow into the targeted area to deliver nutrients and oxygen and to keep tissues healthy while eliminating waste and easing inflammation. We back every Thermotex pad that we sell with our 100% money back guarantee. If you have any questions please call us at (701)223-9936 or Toll Free (800)355-2956.
Thermotex Wrist is the first choice for carpal tunnel sufferers. Thermotex Wrist is very effective for treating repetitive strain injuries of the wrist and forearm. It has a single element and comes in individual units for either left of right wrist.
FEATURES & SPECIFICATIONS:
- Deep tissue radiant heat creates increased blood flow to where it is needed
- Easy to operate and highly portable
- Convenient to use, in clinics, at home, at work and even in the car
- Can be used over casts or bandage
- Safe and extremely economical to use
- Infrared inserts: 2 (3” x 8” - 7.6cm x 20.3cm)
- Power usage: 24 watts
Thermography is used to measure the radiation of heat. In the following pictures you will see that the initial state of the injured area in each case is showing colder than the surrounding tissue. This is accounted for by the lack of blood flow in that injured area. As the injury is treated and the pain relieved by increasing blood flow, the temperature of the injured area returns to normal.