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Our #1 Recommended Bremed Electric Heating Pad
Bremed BD 7800 Electrical Heat Pack / Pad
You can use Bremed Electric Heating Pad to gently warm and relax
various parts of the body. Using the heat pad stimulates blood
circulation especially on stiff muscles and it also helps to relax
tension of the muscles. 2 levels of electric temperature control
regulate the temperature according to your preference.
- Intelligent constant temperature control
- Illuminated heat setting display
- Removable and machine washable cotton cover
- Even heat distribution
- Overheat protection
- Auto switch off after 90mins
- Range of the temperature :30-65°C
- Input power: AC220-240V / 50Hz (Type C 2-pin plug commonly used in Europe, South America & Asia - read more here)
- Output power: 100W
- Material - Cover : Cotton; Insert : PVC
- Dimension: 30x 40 cm
- 18 Months Warranty
- Product of Italy
Function of electrical heat packs, hot packs and heating pads
Thermal/heat therapy is one of our physiotherapy's treatment modalities, its main purpose is to provide relief and to treat symptoms of non-acute and/or chronic pain, especially helpful to pains that are related to muscle spasms and tensions.
How Bremed Electrical Bremed Electrical Heating pad / heat Pack works
Heat therapy helps to dilate our blood vessels, causing blood vessels to expand, causing an increase blood flow (circulation) to muscles, skin and surrounding tissues.
Blood carries nutrients which helps with healing and recovery, helping to induce muscle relaxation, relaxing muscle spasms and even decreasing joint stiffness.
How to use Bremed Electrical Heating pad / heat Pack
Heat via electrical heat packs or microwaveable hotpacks are applied before treatment to increase blood flow, relax and loosen muscles and joints for effective interventions and therapy AND/OR after physiotherapy sessions to aid recovery and reduce muscle spasms post treatment.
Caution:
- do not place over open wounds
- do not remove protective casing
- do not pour/expose to water
- do not modify the cable
- do not use if you have sensitive or thin skin
Some of our patients sleep on it, and it's not recommended but if you like extra warmth at night, please please please wrap it with an additional layer of towel for additional safety.
Some common conditions where it often is applied
- Stiff joints, muscles and body parts
- Muscle stiffness, tightness or tension such as neck stiffness or back tightness
- Neck pain and back pain
- Rheumatic joints
- Arthritic joints such as osteoarthritis
- Joint pains
- Chronic pain
- Acute injury pains such as knee pain, shoulder pain, hand pain etc
Patients and therapists do enjoy using it when they're cold (especially in cold climates or offices) or when they have aching tummy/feet/hands - it does provide some nice relief and warmth (and fuzzy).
Bremed Electrical Heating pad / heat Pack
order & pricing
Buy our electric heat packs (SGD 65 per piece) via 3 options:
A. Buy Direct From Us - In our clinics (see our Phoenix Rehab Physio clinic locations here)
B. E-commerce Platforms at
Click on the links to visit our product pages there - we have been selling our electric heat packs there since 2017, and it works well for local/Singapore-based customers.
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Bremed Electrical Heating pad / heat Pack
- Commonly and frequently asked question on our Bremed Electrical Heating Pad / Heat Pack
- Heat Therapy With Our Bremed Electric Hot Pack
- Why our Bremed Electrical Heating Pad / Heat Pack?
- Benefits and applications of our Bremed Electrical Heating Pad / Heat Pack
- Safety And Contraindications For Use With Bremed Electrical Hot Packs
- Bremed Electric Heating Pad Europlug Power Plug Outlet Socket Type C
- How to use our Bremed Electrical Heating Pad / Heat Pack?
- What is the "Heat Sandwich?"
- Cold versus Heat Therapy – Which Should I Use?
- Dry Heat VS Moist Heat – Which is Better?
- How Can Heat Therapy Help Lower Back Pain?
- What Should I Use For Sore Muscles?
- Can I Use Heating Pads After A Workout?
- Why Not Leave Electrical Heat Pack on Sore Muscles?
- How Can I Relieve Arthritis Pain Naturally?
- Heat and Cold Therapy For Arthritis Pain
- Is Ice Or Heat Better For Pain Relief?
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Phoenix Rehab physio Services
Phoenix Rehab Group works with specialist physiotherapists and rehab therapists who are highly trained, qualified, experienced and passionate to provide high level of expert care to our patients.
PHYSIOTHERAPY & PHYSICAL THERAPY
HAND THERAPY & SPLINTING
Patients who sustained injuries to their elbows, forearms, hands, wrists (sprains and fractures) and fingers, and requires Hand Therapy to increase the function of their hand following injuries or post-operations as well as custom made hand splints.
Commonly treated hand pain injuries includes
- wrist sprains and wrist fractures
- thumb sprains, finger fractures and finger dislocations
- repetitive strain injuries such as de Quervain's tenosynovitis (mummy's thumb), carpal tunnel syndrome, trigger finger, tennis elbow, golfer's elbow and more.
CLINICAL PILATES & WELLNESS PILATES
Clinical Pilates is a form of physical exercise that focuses on
- posture
- core stability
- balance
- control
- strength
- flexibility and
- breathing
It is a system of safe and effective exercises, which meet specific individual needs, to treat a wide range of injuries and conditions.
You may do Pilates as matwork or with the reformer or both, and every session will be customized 100% to your fitness, injury and tolerance.
TRADITIONAL CHINESE MEDICINE (TCM)
DEEP TISSUE RELEASE & SPORTS MASSAGE THERAPY
Sports and deep tissue release massage helps to increase nutrient-rich blood flow to tired, tight and tense muscles to
- accelerate recovery and
- shorten downtime / recovery period required
It also prevents muscles from scar tissue micro-tears (and potential ruptures), and increases muscle performance.
Done regularly, it will keeps your muscles healthy and fit with body/movement-confidence. Read the benefits of regular deep tissue release therapy here.
ALTERNATIVE THERAPIES
- Craniosacral Therapy
- BodyTalk
- SomatoEmotional Release
- Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT)
- Matrix Reimprinting
- Visceral Manipulation (VM)
All our allied health therapists and TCM physicians are fully insured and registered with Allied Health Professions Council (AHPC) and Traditional Chinese Medicine Board (TCMB).
See our entire team here with introductions and their specializations.
At the first session, our specialist physiotherapists will carry out a thorough assessment, helping them to select the most appropriate treatment to help you recover as well as provide treatment in the same session.
Follow up sessions are inline to provide expert treatment for your pain as well as prescribing specific exercises to reduce your risk of re-injury and giving you a long term solution.
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We appreciate you as our valued clients and want you to know that the #1 way we grow as a clinic/brand is through word of mouth referrals from valued patients like yourself.
We do not rely on advertising - instead, we prefer and appreciate the goodwill and positive reinforcement from patients. When you have the chance, please tell your family, friends and physicians about the positive results and experience you have had in our physio clinics.
book your physio appointment or enquire now
Email questions and your preferred physiotherapy timings to nigel@phoenixrehabgroup.com or
WhatsApp / SMS your name, preferred date, time and enquiries to +6588001830
Clinic Locations: See how to get to us here
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key benefits at a glance
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Quick pain relief Accelerate recovery Only very experienced therapists One-to-one sessions with our senior therapists every time Affordable and may be covered by insurance |
Multi-specialist team + comprehensive care Improve movement, strength, speed & stability Prevent additional aggravation to injuries Comprehensive Long-Term Care Overall Lifestyle Improvement |
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Our senior allied health practitioners (physiotherapists, occupational therapists) are registered, regulated and accredited by the Allied Health Professions Council (AHPC), an arm of Singapore's Ministry of Health (MOH).
Our TCM physicians are registered, regulated and accredited by Singapore's TCM Board, an arm of Singapore's Ministry of Health.
Patient Reviews & Testimonials
We had a great session with Nisha!
Meg just has a sprained neck
(so much better now) but I think more importantly, Nisha has impressed
on her to strengthen her muscles in light of her loose joints.
She had such a good session Meg had asked whether she can come back for another session!!!!
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