What is Thermotex?
THERMOTEX is the heat therapy system that reinvents infrared. THERMOTEX helps to optimise pain relief and rehabilitation by delivering prolonged deep tissue heat therapy. If you have an injury or painful condition that is relieved by heat, then Thermotex is definitely for you.
THERMOTEX INFRARED THERAPY SYSTEMS incorporate a patent-pending carbon impregnated fibreglass element which produces FAR infrared only. FAR infrared energy waveforms radiate through the skin to be absorbed by the soft tissues, thus raising the temperature within the targeted area.
FAR infrared energy is what warms your skin on a sunny day, not to be confused with harmful UV.
The body’s natural response to increased temperature is to increase blood flow (vasodilation) in order to disperse heat around the body and maintain a constant core temperature (homeostasis). The increased blood flow brings an increase in oxygen and nutrients to the painful or injured area for repair and healing and carries away polluting inflammatory waste products.
Thermotex is convenient, safe and easy to use. Whether you have chronic pain or are recovering from an injury, Thermotex is used and recommended by professionals for effective pain relief and rehabilitation.
Designed with three flexible panels joined together as a unit, THERMOTEX PLATINUM is the versatile all purpose model that can be used almost anywhere on the body. Velcro straps facilitate positioning and allow better isolation to the affected area.
Suitable for the large muscle groups of the back, shoulders and legs, also effective for use on the joints of the knees, ankles, wrists and elbows.
Thermotex now delivers the first thermostatically controlled infrared heat pad, allowing the user to set the precise temperature for their heat treatment.
PLUS a control timer allowing users to set the Thermotex to run for a set period of time or to run on constant.
Size: 17" x 15" - 43.2cm x 38.1cm
Infrared inserts: 3 (3" x 8" - 7.6cm x 20.3cm)
Power usage: 36 watts
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