When Was It Created
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The invention of reusable trigger activated heat therapy was founded in 1984. Since that time, more than 3,000,000 units have been sold. The advancement in heat therapy, through trigger activation, is a phenomenon most are intrigued with. The product manufactured using only the highest grade medical grade vinyl and stainless steel puts a stamp on craftsmanship.
Ocean Heat is family-owned and operated right here in Rancho Belago, CA. Since our company opened its doors, we've treated every customer and distributor like they were a part of our family. We strive to take everyday discomfort away from all our customers, increasing their overall health and happiness. Trusted and used by most major medical facilities and hospitals, our product is clearly ahead of the competition. Now we strive to bring it to everyday folks, one at a time. |
Who do we supply?
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We supply to major hospitals, medical suppliers, Major sports organizations, orthopedists, physical therapists, spas, and pharmacies through out the world. Our advanced method of hot and cold therapy is trusted by millions. We are now bringing this technological advancement to you.
Our company guarantees no more smelly, false claims of pain relief. We offer products that all reach 130F, proven temperatures to relieve pain caused by muscle tension, carpal tunnel, arthritis, torn muscle, along with countless other diseases and ailments. |
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How it works
What is it made of?
The outer material is a medical grade vinyl. This vinyl is made for a 300 lb pressure test. The special formulation is made with key ingredients that allow the packs to go directly on the skin. This allows for no adverse reactions like freezer burn or heat rashes.
What is the interior solution?
Sodium acetate or hot ice is an amazing food grade chemical you can prepare yourself from salt, baking soda, and vinegar. You can cool a solution of sodium acetate below its melting point, then cause the liquid to crystallize. The crystallization is an exothermic process, so the resulting ice is hot. Solidification occurs very quickly that most of our packs fully activate in under 10 seconds.
Is this solution Safe?
As you would expect, sodium acetate is a safe chemical and is food grade. It is used as a food additive to enhance flavor and an active chemical in all of our hot packs. The heat generated by the crystallization of a refrigerated sodium acetate solution does not present a burn hazard, therefore you can never be hurt from our heat packs.
What is the Trigger?
Well, that is our secret now isn't it? The trigger is made of stainless steel and the outer surrounding is a plastic housing for durability.The stainless steel is formulated with other food grade chemicals, which cause the reaction to take place by triggering it or starting the reaction. It is not a battery or any form of electricity, therefore it never needs to be replaced. This allows the product to be used thousands of times.
How to reset our packs?
Place water in a microwave safe bowl, then place into the microwave for five minutes. Once the water is hot, place the pack in the water until it becomes completely clear. If after 10 minutes the pack is not clear, then microwave the water for another two minutes to reheat the water. After the two minutes, leave the pack in the water until you see it become clear. Remove and let cool.
Larger packs may have more trouble resetting because of bowl sizes and certain microwaves. If you have issues with the microwave please refer to boiling method.
The outer material is a medical grade vinyl. This vinyl is made for a 300 lb pressure test. The special formulation is made with key ingredients that allow the packs to go directly on the skin. This allows for no adverse reactions like freezer burn or heat rashes.
What is the interior solution?
Sodium acetate or hot ice is an amazing food grade chemical you can prepare yourself from salt, baking soda, and vinegar. You can cool a solution of sodium acetate below its melting point, then cause the liquid to crystallize. The crystallization is an exothermic process, so the resulting ice is hot. Solidification occurs very quickly that most of our packs fully activate in under 10 seconds.
Is this solution Safe?
As you would expect, sodium acetate is a safe chemical and is food grade. It is used as a food additive to enhance flavor and an active chemical in all of our hot packs. The heat generated by the crystallization of a refrigerated sodium acetate solution does not present a burn hazard, therefore you can never be hurt from our heat packs.
What is the Trigger?
Well, that is our secret now isn't it? The trigger is made of stainless steel and the outer surrounding is a plastic housing for durability.The stainless steel is formulated with other food grade chemicals, which cause the reaction to take place by triggering it or starting the reaction. It is not a battery or any form of electricity, therefore it never needs to be replaced. This allows the product to be used thousands of times.
How to reset our packs?
- Boiling Water (preferred method)
- Dishwasher
- Microwave
Place water in a microwave safe bowl, then place into the microwave for five minutes. Once the water is hot, place the pack in the water until it becomes completely clear. If after 10 minutes the pack is not clear, then microwave the water for another two minutes to reheat the water. After the two minutes, leave the pack in the water until you see it become clear. Remove and let cool.
Larger packs may have more trouble resetting because of bowl sizes and certain microwaves. If you have issues with the microwave please refer to boiling method.
A small list of companies that currently use our product:
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