Heated clothing for cold sensitivity
Some people feel cold more quickly than others, especially in damp winter weather. Heated clothing can provide adjustable warmth for everyday comfort, commuting, walking and time spent outdoors.
Important medical note
Heated clothing is not a medical treatment and does not diagnose, cure or prevent rheumatism, Raynaud’s, arthritis or circulation problems. If you have a medical condition, reduced sensation or circulation concerns, speak to a healthcare professional before using heated garments for long periods.
Useful options
A heated vest can support core warmth. Heated gloves may help people whose hands become cold quickly. Heated socks can be useful for cold feet, provided they are used safely and according to instructions.
Use heat carefully
- Start with the lowest comfortable setting.
- Do not use on irritated or injured skin.
- Check skin regularly if sensitivity is reduced.
- Stop using the product if it feels too hot.
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