The Heat Wheat Heated Neck Wrap is a microwavable neck wrap that can be heated in minutes for use as a moist heat heating pad. If you prefer, simply store it in the freezer to use as a cold pack. The heated neck wrap is a natural alternative for effective temporary pain relief. The grain-filled, hot and cold neck wrap can be used to help manage the pain of muscular aches, arthritis, sports injuries, and swelling. Use the hot or cold neck wrap for headaches, neck and back pain or relaxation and comfort.

• Microwavable hot pack
• Quality Australian all-natural wheat fill that provides superior temperature retention abilities
• Comfortable soft cotton and nylon surface
• Provides moist heat therapy
• Use before, during, or after treatment
• UltraShield process frees it from any allergic dust, moisture induced growth, mold and weevils
• Ground Shipping Included
• Two-year manufacturer’s warranty

The Heat Wheat Heated Neck Wrap is a natural alternative for effective temporary pain relief. The grain-filled, hot and cold neck wrap can be used to help manage the pain of muscular aches, arthritis, sports injuries, and swelling. Use the moist heat pack for headaches, neck and back pain or relaxation and comfort. The heated neck wrap fits snuggly and comfortably around the neck up to the hair line. The hot and cold neck wrap may be worn while moving or traveling.

The soft surface and all-natural wheat fill allow the hot or cold neck wrap to comfortably conform to the shape of your neck. The Heat Wheat neck wrap works as a microwavable neck warmer and can be heated in minutes to provide a moist heat. If you prefer, simply store it in the freezer to use as a cool neck wrap.

The quality Australian grain used in these hot or cold neck wraps has been treated with the exclusive UltraShield™ process to free it from allergenic dust, moisture induced growth, mold and weevils. This seven-step process also gives the grain superior temperature retention abilities. Each batch is inspected and approved by the Australian Quarantine Department and the University of Qld in association with Department of Primary Industry requirements.