Review on 🏈 Suddora Sports Hand Warmer for Football by Patrick Cooney

My mother-in-law needs frequent IV fluids to treat her Rheumatoid Arthritis. You can poke it 4-5 times to start the IV. They will use hot packs to support IVs. She will drink water to keep hydrated. She was pressured to provide a permanent port (which could be a potential source of infection). I noticed that when she soaked her hands in warm water after washing dishes, the veins on her hands bulged out like worms. I ordered this hand warmer and hotpack inserts. Then she soaked her hands in hot water for 5 minutes to cause the veins to bulge. She then put her hands in a hand warmer and kept them on during the 30-minute drive to the clinic while she waited in the waiting room and during insertion in the IV chair. Only when everything was ready for the IV did she remove her hand and they were able to get the IV on the first try. She repeated this process for several months with consistent success.