Microwavable Foot Warmers, Lavender Scented, 1 Pair

Got these as a gift and I LOVE THEM SO MUCH! My feet run cold consistently. Toss these warmers in microwave for 2 minutes and place them on your feet and enjoy the sensation of warmth. Not only warming but help when my feet just ache from pf. I love them so much I had to order some for the other women in my family. Yes! I would definitely repurchase

These are the worst designed slippers I have ever tried! The only good thing I can say about them is if you microwave them the contents do warm up and stay warm for a little while. But that's USELESS, because they're impossible to put on! Why would anybody make a slipper which is both NOT elastic AND very narrow around the ankle?! After tugging for 15 minutes, I managed to pull one of the slippers on and it was just as hard to pry it off . I didn't even bother with the other foot . If they wanted to shape them this way, then they would have needed to put a zipper or a button or velcro or something because unless I take scissors to these things I will NEVER be able to wear them! Ironically however , the footie part itself is loosey goosey, IF You can even get your foot inside it ! Your foot Is only loosely surrounded by the body of the slipper, so it only inefficiently transfers the heat from the bottom to your soles of your feet . There are no warming beads on the sides or top. Also it needs to be clear that these are sitting or sleeping in slippers ...you really can't walk on the bags of beads. There's no shoe sole structure of any kind... it's like walking on bean bags. All in all... My Strong recommendation is DO NOT buy these ! My ankles are not that big around but the opening problem is the distance from your heel to the top of your ankle which has to be forced in the narrow opening as it is absolutely non stretchy. Again it's simply the worst designed slipper I've ever seen . I wish I had opened the box earlier as I would have returned them in an instant, but it's too late now. I might possibly use them on my hands , as my wrists ache sometimes . But I wish I could have returned them.

I have Reynaud's disease and feet are icy cold at night. I ordered these and the Tavenly microwavable slippers and I definitely prefer the Tavenly. These bed buddy warmers are okay. . . my feet are size 10 and they're definitely snug in there. . . the smell is kind of gross (to me) after they're warmed. . . but they definitely don't get as hot as the Tavenly ones and don't stay warm as long. Also Tavenly is more comfortable. For normal just cold feet these are fine. Everything about them is fine. But the Tavenly ones are much better!

This product is great for warming feet. This is my second time purchase of Bed Buddy. They are not slippers and if you think they are you will be disappointed because you cannot walk in them. I use them in bed while reading and they warm my feet nicely and are easy to put on. Highly recommend if you are looking for foot warmers. Very reasonably priced too.

Good packaging. Microfiber cloth is soft and loose fitting but not stretchable (think floppy, oversized socks that do not hold its shape). Aromatherapy scent is strong out of the box initially since it must be infused in the cloth material. Silicone beads warm easily in the microwave (start with 30secs. and increase by 15sec. increments if not hot enough in your microwave) and retain heat for a good while. The small beads roll anywhere gravity takes them in their non-quilted bottom section. This means when you are lying down with feet propped up, the beads gather at the bottom of the sock and will heat only from mid-arch to the heel leaving upper arch and toe unheated. Hence, the sock works best when sitting down with your feet flat on the floor and the beads can spread more evenly underfoot or if you can push your upright feet up against a pillow to try to keep the heated beads in place at the toe end while resting. I highly recommend the manufacturer add several quilted sections (and enough beads) all over the sole of the sock to improve its product's effectiveness and overall use/function for all foot rest positions. Decent product otherwise. I do recommend for those with cold feet.

These came yesterday and I don't like them. WHY? the fit is awful. SO VERY HARD YO GET ON., and then, so loose they flop all over the place. My shoe size is 8.5. My ankles are quite small. I have arthritis is my feet and knees and hands and was so looking forward to using these. At night in bed, my feet are like icicles. At first, even tho' they were flopping around, I thought they might work, but, because they were so loose, my feet did NOT get warmed. Will send them back. Why waste money on something that does not work?

The wife loves them

First, when you try to put your feet into the footies, you realize that the opening does not stretch, there's no elastic at all. Trying to pull them over the portion of the foot that is the thickest (top of foot by ankle to heel) is not big enough to get your foot into the footies without tearing them. Second, the bottom of the footie is cut in half so that you can easily remove the filled bags and heat them in the microwave, however, there is no velcro there and the little slightly filled bags fall out on their own. Third, when you do take the little slightly filled bags out, you notice there's not enough filling to actually heat both heel or toe of your foot, you must spread the filling so thinly throughout the bag that there's just not enough to do a good job. Fourth, when trying to stuff a super hot bag back into the footie, you quickly learn to insert the heel portion first and then the toe portion or else your hand burns...or, the bag cools before you can stuff it back into the bootie. Fifth, the material between the bag and the bottom of your foot is so thin that you will burn your feet if you heat the bag up to a temperature warm enough to do any good by the time you get the bag stuffed back into the bootie. Sixth, because the opening in the middle of the bottom of the bootie has no velcro, you cannot lay back in your lazy boy recliner or the top part of the bootie slumps toward the bottom and then plop, out it comes. You cannot walk on them, you must sit upright and not move your feet around or you'll move the bag inside of the bootie and lose the heating area as the granules inside rearrange. Seventh, the bags are sewn terribly bad and after the second "wear" the filling came pouring out all over the bed as I was trying to take the bag out of the bootie to heat it. ...really, for the money....go a little more expensive and get the better booties online. This is a hot mess.

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Very hard to put on and harder to remove and the warming is only from the bottom of the feet and the beads or grains keep moving for an uneven heating. do no recommend

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It is great to help dispel the "It's too cold !" comments.....ouch sorry dear

These are really badly sewn, they have no elastic around the ankle so almost impossible to get on, then the sock is so floppy that the heat wheat doesn’t even make contact with the foot. I bought them for my elderly mum who gets chronic foot pain and not only can’t she put them on but they are actually a trip hazard if she tries to walk in them because they are so floppy and huge around the foot.