$8.99 CAD
Description
● Adhesive warming pads that stick to clothing, not skin ● Pack of 10 single-use pads ● Warms on contact with air, no preparation needed ● Thin profile designed to sit under clothes without bulk ● For outdoor use, cold offices, travel and winter commuting ● Made in Japan
A body warmer pad does one thing: it gets warm and stays warm for hours. These are single-use pads that begin heating the moment you open the packet and expose them to air, and they stick to the outside of your clothing so the warmth reaches you through the fabric.
The heat comes from a simple reaction. Iron powder inside the pad oxidises when it meets air, and that reaction releases heat steadily over hours rather than in a burst. No batteries, no cords, no microwave, nothing to charge.
The pads are thin enough to sit under a jumper without showing. People use them on the lower back, the stomach and between the shoulder blades, and they are a fixture of Japanese winter for commuting, outdoor events and unheated rooms. A pack of 10 covers a cold stretch or a trip. Kincho makes them in Japan under the Donto name.
One thing to be clear about: these stick to clothing and must never go directly against bare skin. That is not a preference, it is how you avoid a low-temperature burn.
Features
● 10 single-use adhesive pads per pack
● Adhesive backing for attaching to clothing
● Activates on contact with air
● Thin profile
● No batteries, cords or preparation
● Disposable after use
Concerns
● Cold commutes, outdoor events and unheated rooms
● Cold hands, back or stomach through winter
● Wanting warmth without carrying a bulky extra layer
● Outdoor work and winter sport spectating
● Travel to colder climates
Suitable For
● Adults
● Winter outdoor use
● Travel and commuting
● Cold offices and homes
Made In
Made in Japan.
● Provides steady warmth for hours from a single pad
● Sticks to clothing so it stays in position while you move
● Thin enough to wear under normal clothes without bulk
● No batteries, cords or preparation needed
● A pack of 10 covers a cold stretch or a whole trip
● Individually sealed, so unopened pads stay inactive until you need them
1. Open the outer packet only when you are ready to use the pad. It begins warming on contact with air.
2. Peel off the backing paper.
3. Stick the pad to the outside of your clothing, over the area you want to warm.
4. Never apply the pad directly to bare skin.
5. Remove the pad if the area feels too hot, and check the skin under it from time to time.
6. Do not use while sleeping.
7. After use, let the pad cool completely and dispose of it in a bin.
Key Materials
● Iron powder and air: the pads warm through the oxidation of iron once the packet is opened
● Activated carbon and vermiculite: hold and regulate the heat over the wear time
● Adhesive backing: designed for attaching to fabric, not to skin
Claims
● A warming comfort product. It is not a treatment for pain or any medical condition
● Attach to clothing only. Never apply directly to bare skin
● Prolonged contact at a low temperature can cause a burn even when the pad does not feel too hot. Check the area regularly
● Do not use while sleeping
● Do not use alongside heating appliances, electric blankets or heated car seats
● Do not use on anyone who cannot feel heat properly, cannot remove the pad themselves, or cannot communicate discomfort, including infants, young children and people with reduced skin sensation
● Discontinue use immediately if the skin reddens, itches or feels painful, and seek medical advice if a burn occurs
● Single use. Do not reuse
● Keep out of reach of children
KINCHO, founded in 1885 as Dainihon Jochugiku, is one of Japan's oldest household product companies and is best known for its spiral mosquito coils. Its Donto range covers disposable warming pads in several formats and sizes, sold across Japanese pharmacies and convenience stores through the winter.
C&C Canada carries KINCHO alongside other Japanese household and seasonal products, with shipping across Canada.
● 10 x KINCHO Donto adhesive body warmer pads
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No. These attach to clothing only. Applying a warming pad to bare skin risks a low-temperature burn, which can happen even at temperatures that do not feel dangerous.
No. Sleeping with a warming pad is the most common cause of low-temperature burns, because you do not notice the heat building against one spot.
Iron powder inside the pad oxidises when exposed to air, which releases heat. That is why it only starts warming once you open the packet.
A hand warmer is held in the hand or a pocket. These are adhesive and stick to clothing, so they stay in position on the back, stomach or shoulders while you move.
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