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The name may be a bit of a mouthful, but the products produced by Heatinaclick could prove to be very useful if you want to stave off the chill of the cold weather this winter. The whole of the Heatinaclick Range consists of various sizes and shapes of heating pad. These are reusable and portable, with the intention being that you will carry the flexible, floppy pads with you and activate their heating properties when the temperatures dip. There are a wide variety of pads on offer with different intended applications. You can get a foot warmer, a hand warmer, a face mask, a baby bottle warmer, a back warmer and a saucily-named pleasure pad which is basically a hot water bottle with a sexed-up name tagged on. All of the Heatinaclick products use a toxin-free molecular reaction based on Sodium Acetate to activate the heating process and will hit maximum temperatures of 54 degrees. 
That should prove to be toasty enough for every occasion, whether it is keeping your bed warm at night or your feet feeling fiery in the day. The liquid in each pad will become solid as part of the process and as the generated heat dissipates the pad will return to its solution form. The best thing about the Heataclick products is that each gadget is reusable multiple times.
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I bought one on ebay, used it about 6 times and works well. I have found that you need to immediately play with it first if you want it to be soft otherwise you will get a hard solid.
But I paid $3 for 2 handwarmers off ebay, so totally worth the cash.
I bought this crap at a warehouse sale in hamilton that usually carries good products except for this one. I bought it, used it the day of and followed the directions to return it to its initial form and as it would cool it would recristalize and wouldnt work. I tried to return it and the guys (slimy jerks) said it was non refundable. When I argued with then until they agreed to refund me they scaned my debit card and must have hit cancel because the refund never came to my account. Their head office is in London UK which they tried to tell me was in Toronto ON. They also gave me a fake number to call to try to get rid of me. I would never buy this product it is such a hassle. A plug in heating pad or hot water bottle is way more useful and actually works the way it was intended to.
Spent $125.00. Two back packs; 4 hand warmers; pkg. of foot warmers for ma. Tried to take them all back as they would go rock hard and cold within 5-10 min. Was told the more you use them (boil them) the longer they will stay warm and soft. The guy told me that after the 6th or 7th time they are boiled, the better they will work. No refunds. Although on their site they say not to microwave, I thought, "What do I have to loose". First I boiled a back pack to get to liquid state then let it cool. Then wrapped it in a very wet tea towel and micro waved at 1 min. intervals. For 3 minutes total. Popped it in the waist band which I also bought. 12 hours later, it is still warm and mushy. It may not work again, but at least I got one good run out of it. I will stick with my rice bag, heating pad or hot water bottle.
What a piece of crap. DON'T BUY IT!! I mean DO NOT BUY IT.
Bought two back packs for $110 yesterday. I was told to heat it up to liquid after use. I thought how hard can it be. Saw they had a cooler to heat theirs on the counter. When I heat the packs up with boiling water they are still crystalized. Since they are not completely liquified they turn back to completely hard again. It's impossible to turn it back to liquid state again.
It's NO REFUND on the receipt. If they are selling a good product they would take the product back. It's refunds only – what would I want in exchange? Another piece of junk?