This is a listing for one Owie Bag. A versatile pain relief pack that can be used hot or cold therapy and is great for children and adults alike. Eco-friendly, non-toxic, and reusable.

Cold uses:
put in the freezer for at least an hour. Perfect for bumps, bruises, headaches, sinus pain, toothaches, teething pains, insect bites, bee stings, sprains, strains, reducing swelling, puffy eyes, muscle aches, growing pains, fever, sunburn and just cooling down on a hot day.

Warm heat therapy uses:
put in the microwave for 20 seconds and check temperature. Great for: muscle aches, stomach aches, cramps, arthritis, earaches, gas pain, growing pains.

Great for gifts too!

If you are interested in boy colors and patterns please click here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/89509068/flaxseed-filled-owie-bags-ouchie-bags

Ingredients: Organic flaxseeds for longer heat retention
Fabric: 100% cotton
Measures: 4.5 “ X 5 “
Pattern placement will vary with each bag.
Each bag is double stitched to ensure longevity and prevent bursting.


CUSTOM ORDERS ARE WELCOME!!!

Safety and Care:
Owie Bags are not meant to replace medical care or treatment.
Never give the Owie Bag to a child before testing the temperature yourself first!
Do not allow your bag to get wet.
When storing in the freezer, place bag in a plastic bag to prevent absorption of odors

WHY USE FLAXSEED AS A FILLER INSTEAD OF RICE?

The actual seed of flax contains 30 – 40% of an oil
known Flaxseed Oil. This oil remains inside the seed.
When the seeds are heated, the soft shell of the seed
allows for moisture to be absorbed. As the seeds cool,
a moist heat is released. Flaxseeds unique thermal and
oil content allow for it to heat quickly and retain heat
for 30 -45 min, making it an ideal natural heating product.
Flaxseed offers a moist therapy relief.

Flaxseed will not crack, weighs less than rice and
adjusts comfortably to the contours of the body.
Cheaper fillers such as rice, tend to clump and will
lose their ability to retain water after repeated use.
If they dry out, they are more likely to become scorched.
Rice tends to have a ‘cooked food odor’.