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KOBAYASHI Pharmaceutical Azuki No Chikara For Stomach 1P
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$16.79
DESCRIPTION
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● A steam heating pillow made from azuki beans*1 ● Heat it in the microwave before use. ● The heat of the natural steam*1 from azuki beans will warm you up and relax your mind. ● It is economical as it can be used repeatedly up to 250 times. ● It can be used at two different temperatures. Low temperature: When you feel the monthly blues High temperature: When you feel the pain that has built up *1: Steam is invisible to the naked eye. |
HOW TO USE
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1. Remove the product from the transparent bag and place the flower-patterned side down in the center of the microwave. (Wipe off any dirt from the area you will be placing it on.) Make sure the beans are evenly distributed before placing it on the microwave. 2. Heat according to the indicated heating time. Do not heat at an output of more than 600W. *Do not leave the microwave unattended while heating. Heating time 500W 60 seconds 600W 50 seconds 3. Select the side you want to use according to how painful it is, and place it on your stomach over a T-shirt or underwear. Use for approximately 20 minutes. The recommended position is the heart-shaped depression below your belly button! *Do not heat with anything other than the microwave function. *Do not automatically heat. *Do not heat for longer than the specified time. *Do not use in commercial microwave ovens. |
INGREDIENT
Material: Polyester, cotton
Contents: Azuki beans
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The minimum spend for an order is AUD $0 (inclusive of GST). Shipping only available in Australia.
DELIVERY OPTIONS
Pickup available at Merry Seasons City Store (Usually ready in 24 hours)
Standard Delivery
Flat rate $12 will be applied for all orders with standard delivery in Australia (WA excluded). Flat rate $15 will be applied for all orders in West Australia. FREE on orders $149 or over (WA excluded). National delivery within 3-7 business days. Delivery times via Australia Post or TNT to Western Australia, and regional and remote locations in Northern Territory, South Australia, Queensland and Tasmania may still be a little longer than usual.
