The Wuka extra-long hot water bottle costs £29.99 and is hailed as a ‘comfort’ for those who suffer from period pain as well as during winter
When it comes to easing pain from periods, sore muscles and more, a hot waterbottle is a godsend for helping us feel comfortable – even more so during the winter time. And one brand has been proving popular with its extra long hot water bottle that provides full body coverage and brings ‘so much comfort’.
Whether it’s for staying toasty, easing cramps or simply snuggling up with, period product brand Wuka offers water bottles that are a tad bigger (and some may say better) than the standard model.
For example, its Cycle Care Extra Long Hot Water Bottle, retailing at £29.99 on the site, comes in either deep pink or black and is designed for full body warmth. This is thanks to its lengthy shape which is ideal for lying down.
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It comes with a limited edition cover adorned with playful pom-pom detailing, lending it a soft touch. Its flexible design also makes it easier to wrap heat around areas such as the lower back, stomach and legs.
This makes it particularly useful for soothing period cramps, muscle tension and general aches throughout the month. The extra length allows heat to reach those tricky-to-warm areas more evenly, providing gentle relief for backache and sore muscles, reports Chronicle Live.
Extra Long Hot Water Bottle
Ideal for full body heat therapy while lying down, it’s long design is ideal for soothing period aches and pains anytime of the month. It’s elongated shape also makes it flexible to reach those more awkward places and is perfect for the winter chill.
This also makes it a comforting option for those managing persistent pain or chronic conditions like endometriosis, arthritis, fibromyalgia and inflammatory illnesses.
For shoppers who’d rather stick to the original water bottle shape but want the comfort, the Hot Water Bottle and Fur Cover for £5.50 from Argos is currently on sale for £11. This soft-touch water bottle has a removable fluffy cover when required and can also be washed. It’s worth noting that it’s suitable for those aged six and over.
A second option could be the M&S Supersoft Faux Fur Hot Water Bottle for £19.50. This one comes in a variety of colours: neutral, mid grey and cream, plus features a faux fur exterior for a ‘cosy feel.’ However, neither of these alternatives are wearable or extra-long.
For those who want more of a hands-free approach, the Wuka Cycle Care Wearable Hot Water Bottle, £29.99, comes in Black and measures at a whopping 77cm. The hot water bottle wraps gently around the body to deliver soothing warmth precisely where it’s needed most.
Making it easy to wear, it boasts a tie fastening to help it remain secure, whilst the soft fleece cover adds extra comfort. There’s also a convenient pocket for warming hands and keeping phones, essentials (or more importantly snacks) close by.
Shoppers who have purchased these Wuka hot water bottles have been delighted with the results, with one customer sharing their thoughts on the extra long version, saying: “I bought this for my girlfriend and she absolutely loves it she said its the best gift I bought her it brings her so much comfort when she’s in pain and she loves she bag it comes in thank you so much.”
As for the wearable hot water bottle, another person commented: “Love this, very versatile. I often use it around my shoulders as a nice way to relax in the evening.”
Some customers docked a star for various reasons, with one stating: “I am very pleased with the wearable hot water bottle and I really like being able to tuck my hands in the front pouch. I do find the ties a bit tricky but I see myself using it regularly especially as we head into winter.”
However, the majority of shoppers were pleased, with one gushing: “I love the style of this hot water bottle with its soft cover and classy look/label. It’s not like your average hot water bottle as it’s longer and fits around you for your abdominal and back pain. I love it!”