When should you throw out a hot water bottle?

Throw it out if there are any signs of leaks or if it looks cracked, damaged or brittle.

What happens if you put Dr.Odinâ€™s Hot water bottle on your stomach?

A hot compress of Dr.Odinâ€™s hot water bottle can physically shut down the normal pain response involved in stomach aches, period pain or colic.

Is Dr.Odinâ€™s hot water bottle good for back pain?

Heat via a hot water bottle is ideal for reducing tension, cramping, and muscle spasms.

Is Dr.Odinâ€™s Hot water bottle good for blood circulation?

Hot water is a vasodilator, meaning it expands the blood vessels, improving circulation. This can help muscles relax and reduce pain

Can I sleep with Dr.Odinâ€™s Hot water bottle?

Remove the hot water bottle before going to sleep and never try to sleep lying on top of one. To avoid burns and similar injuries, always use a hot water bottle with a cover or alternatively wrap your bottle with a towel. Avoid contact with one part of the body for more than 20 minutes

How long should you keep a hot water bottle for?

If used and stored according to recommendations, your hot water bottle should give good service for approximately 2 years; during this time, rubber will naturally deteriorate, therefore it is advisable to replace your hot water bottle to ensure it is compliant with British standards for safe use.

Dr.Odin Hot Water Bottle

Dr Odin

₹449₹45022% off

Est. delivery7-9 Days

Est. delivery 7-9 Days

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Helps with

Pain and Inflammation

Retains heat for a long period of time so that it provides maximum comfort
Has a large water inlet mouth and is recommended for heat therapy
Easy to use and carry around as it is designed to be portable and convenient
Outer surface of this product is slip proof
Made from high quality natural rubber
Has 2000ml capacity

Dr.Odin’s Hot Water Bottle is specially designed to provide warmth
A container made of high quality rubber that can be filled with hot water and sealed with a stopper.
Can be used for heat therapy to relieve joint pains, muscular cramps, menstrual pain, stomach or backache, muscle pull, arthritic pain, rheumatic pain and ache from sports activity.
Has a ribbed outer surface which helps to maintain liquid temperature.
Ribbed side gently releases diffused natural heat and when needed turn over to increase the warmth that will last for hours

When filling the bottle do not use boiling water
Fill to a maximum of two-third capacities
Check the bottle for any leakage by holding the bottle in an upside-down position
Expel air by lowering carefully onto a flat surface until water appears at the opening
Screw the stopper sufficiently tight to ensure that there is no leakage

Ideal to store in a cupboard, drawer or wardrobe but avoid airing cupboards, boiler cupboards or heat sources such as radiators.
Also avoid putting anything on top.
Continued fluctuations in temperature can adversely affect the bottle.

Primary Prevention
Suitable for people with mild aches, cramps, or tension — supports daily comfort and relaxation. ·
Secondary Prevention
Essential for soothing muscle soreness or menstrual discomfort — helps reduce pain intensity, supports natural muscle recovery, and alleviates early-stage stiffness. ·
Tertiary Prevention
Recommended for long-term pain management — provides consistent heat therapy and aids in chronic pain relief.

Frequently Asked Questions

Throw it out if there are any signs of leaks or if it looks cracked, damaged or brittle.
A hot compress of Dr.Odinâ€™s hot water bottle can physically shut down the normal pain response involved in stomach aches, period pain or colic.
Heat via a hot water bottle is ideal for reducing tension, cramping, and muscle spasms.
Hot water is a vasodilator, meaning it expands the blood vessels, improving circulation. This can help muscles relax and reduce pain
Remove the hot water bottle before going to sleep and never try to sleep lying on top of one. To avoid burns and similar injuries, always use a hot water bottle with a cover or alternatively wrap your bottle with a towel. Avoid contact with one part of the body for more than 20 minutes
If used and stored according to recommendations, your hot water bottle should give good service for approximately 2 years; during this time, rubber will naturally deteriorate, therefore it is advisable to replace your hot water bottle to ensure it is compliant with British standards for safe use.