Extra Long Corn Heating Pad for Neck, Shoulders & Back. Natural moist heat that holds LONGER than rice or flax, with cold therapy whenever you need it. Handmade by our family with whole corn, in our African Mosaic fabric.

WHY WHOLE CORN
Most heating pads are filled with rice or flax. We use whole dried corn on purpose. Corn holds its heat longer and gives a moist heat that works into tired muscles, not just the surface. Research on heat therapy shows moist heat eases sore muscles and stiff joints at least as well as dry heat, often faster. The corn is naturally weighted, so the bag drapes over your neck and shoulders and stays put. No cords, no electricity, nothing to plug in or throw away. A simple, drug-free way to warm up and feel better.

MADE TO LAST
Double-lined and double-stitched, so it holds up for years (many of our customers have used the same bag for a decade or more). Filled with commercially dried feed corn, the variety with the right moisture content for true moist heat, and guaranteed not to pop. Divided into three inner sections so the corn stays evenly spread and never slides to one end.

SIZE
Extra Long, approx. 20" x 5". Long enough to wrap the neck and shoulders or lay along the back, and just as good on knees, feet, or cramps.

HOW TO USE
Hot: Microwave 1 minute, then add 30 seconds at a time until it is as warm as you like. Do not overheat, and never more than 4 minutes total.
Cold: Slip it into a plastic freezer bag and freeze. For the coldest pack, freeze overnight.

FOR EVERY AGE AND SEASON
From a child's tummy ache to a grandparent's stiff joints, sore backs, headaches, period cramps, cold feet, or just a warm bag in bed on a winter night. Straight from the freezer it becomes a cool pack for swelling, bumps and boo-boos, or hot summer evenings. One bag, all ages, all year. It makes a thoughtful gift for almost anyone: get-well, a new mom, the gardener, the athlete, the coworker who is always cold.

Handmade by our family, who have been making corn bags for over [your number] years.

Heat and cold therapy offer comfort and temporary relief. This is not medical advice and is not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any condition. If you have a health concern, please talk with your doctor.