
VelaRelief™ - Cordless Heat Therapy for Period Cramps & Lower Back Pain 2.0
VelaRelief vs Hot Water Bottle
Heat works. The delivery method is what lets you down.
|   | VelaRelief | Hot water bottle |
|---|---|---|
Stays warm without reheating |
||
Use it while you move around |
||
Gentle massage as well as heat |
FAQs
How hot does it get, and is it safe?
The range runs from 104°F to 150°F. Start on the lowest setting — most people settle somewhere in the middle. On higher settings, wear it over a thin layer rather than against bare skin. Speak to your doctor first if you're pregnant, have a pacemaker or other implanted device, or have any condition affecting the abdomen or pelvis. Don't use it over broken skin or anywhere you have reduced sensation. This is a comfort device, not a medical treatment.
How does it work day to day?
Wrap it round your waist, adjust the strap, press the button. There's a 3000mAh battery built in, charged over USB-C with the cable included — no wall socket needed while you wear it. It shuts off on its own after 30 minutes. The belt is slim enough to sit flat under a jumper or a loose top, though you'll see the outline under something close-fitting.
If It Doesn't Meet Your Expectations?
Send it back within 30 days and we'll refund you. Heat helps a lot of people, but not everyone, and we'd rather you found that out at our expense.