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Powerful massage and heat add up to no more aches and pains!
Massaging Heating Pad by Conair | 
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| |  | Powerful Motors and Heat Soothe Muscle Aches | | Self-Adhesive
Belt | | On/Off Heat and Hi/Off/Lo Massage |
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Specifications
ZIN Product Number: 425807
Weight: 2.38 lbs (1.08 CU)
Size (inches): 12.01" X 3.31" X 10.00"
Size (cm): 30.5 cm X 8.4 cm X 25.4 cm
Manufacturer: Conair
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Description
The Massaging Heating Pad features the following:- Powerful Massage Motors and Heat Soothe Muscle Aches
- 12" by 24" Soft polyester on Thin Foam Cover
- Self-Adhesive Belt
- 2 Heat Settings
- Vibrating Massage Settings
- 2 Powerful Vibrating Massaging Motors
- Conveniently Sized for easy Use on Any Sore Muscle Area of the Body
- On/Off Heat and Hi/Off/Lo Massage
- UL Listed
- One Year Limited Warranty
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Label Information
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Additional Information
Conair is engaged in the development, manufacturing and marketing of health and beauty products and kitchen and electronic appliances. Since its founding in 1959, the company has become a leading manufacturer of nationally branded personal and healthcare small appliances.
The company's divisions offer a diversified mix of professional and consumer products under their own brand names as well as for private labels.
Conair's sales offices are in Stamford, Connecticut, with large distribution centers in East Windsor, New Jersey, Phoenix, Arizona and a manufacturing facility in Rantoul, Illinois.
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