A thermal therapy system includes at least one Peltier device having a heating side and a cooling side; a cold fluid channel adjacent the cooling side of the at least one Peltier device, and a hot fluid channel adjacent the heating side of the at least one Peltier device. A controllable cooling fluid pump in fluid communication with the cold fluid channel drives cooling fluid to an applicator pad, and an independently-controllable heating fluid pump in fluid communication with the hot fluid channel drives hot fluid to the applicator pad.

An eye ailment treatment apparatus includes a case having an outer wall that has a front end and a rear end opposite the front end, the outer wall defining an interior area and having an outlet port at the front end. A water reservoir is positioned in the interior area and in operable communication with the outlet port. A pump is operably coupled to the water reservoir for pumping water from the water reservoir to the outlet port when actuated. An actuator is positioned on the outer wall and operably coupled to the pump for actuating the pump when operated. A treatment head is in fluid communication with the outlet port, the treatment head having an external surface constructed of a soft material for contact with a user's eye and having an unvented internal chamber that includes a exothermal material that generates heat when mixed with water.

An eye ailment treatment apparatus includes a case having an outer wall that has a front end and a rear end opposite the front end, the outer wall defining an interior area and having an outlet port at the front end. A water reservoir is positioned in the interior area and in operable communication with the outlet port. A pump is operably coupled to the water reservoir for pumping water from the water reservoir to the outlet port when actuated. An actuator is positioned on the outer wall and operably coupled to the pump for actuating the pump when operated. A treatment head is in fluid communication with the outlet port, the treatment head having an external surface constructed of a soft material for contact with a user's eye and having an unvented internal chamber that includes a exothermal material that generates heat when mixed with water.

A thermal therapy system includes at least one Peltier device having a heating side and a cooling side; a cold fluid reservoir adjacent the cooling side of the Peltier device, and a hot fluid reservoir adjacent the heating side of the Peltier device. A controllable cooling fluid pump in fluid communication with the cold fluid reservoir drives cooling fluid to an applicator pad, and an independently-controllable heating fluid pump in fluid communication with the hot fluid reservoir drives hot fluid to the applicator pad.

A cold compression device has a driving assembly, a tank, a wrap assembly, and a tube assembly. The driving assembly includes a water pump and an air pump. The wrap assembly has a wrap, a water pack in the wrap, and an air pack in the wrap and overlapped on the water pack. The tube assembly has a first tube, a second tube, a third tube, and a fourth tube. The first tube connects the tank and the water pump. The second tube connects the water pump and the water pack. The third tube communicates with the water pack and the tank. The fourth tube connects the air pump and the air pack. Thus, as the first tube is detachable from and put out of the tank, the water pump may draw air into the water pack, which discharges the water in the water pack thoroughly.

A warming device containing a topsheet to be located close to a skin of a user, a backsheet to be located far from the skin of the user, and a heat generating element interposed between the topsheet and the backsheet. The heat generating element contains an oxidizable metal, a carbon material, an electrolyte, and water, the heat generating element is configured to generate vapor from the heat generating element itself as heat is generated, the topsheet includes a breathable fiber sheet including fibers containing at least a polyethylene terephthalate resin, and the topsheet contains first fibers having a fiber diameter of more than 15 ?m in plan view as measured by observation under a scanning electron microscope.

An exothermic natural massage shell includes a natural bivalve shell comprising a first half and a second half adhered together with an adhesive to form a hollow chamber. An aperture is formed in the first half to provide a portal to the hollow chamber of the bivalve shell. A reactant is disposed inside the hollow chamber of the bivalve shell. The reactant may be a reactive powder mixture disposed inside a fluid-permeable pouch. Combining the reactant with an activator inside the hollow chamber of the bivalve shell causes an exothermic reaction that heats the bivalve shell and maintains the bivalve shell at a substantially constant elevated temperature for a duration of time. The adhesive adhering the first shell half to the second shell half includes a first elastomeric polymer bonding agent with balanced coefficient of expansion properties and a second flexible resin sealant that makes the adhesive moisture-proof.

The present invention comprises a heat transfer vest. The vest is configured to mount a plurality of heat transfer packs on its interior surface. In the preferred embodiments the appropriate portions of the interior surface are covered in a hook-compatible material. In these versions, the thermal transfer packs include one or more hook panels that are used to attach the packs to the interior surface.

A hand therapy kit includes a housing having a lid that is expandable from a folded position to an unfolded position to expose a working surface on an inside of the lid. An elastic cord is attached at two or more anchor points on the working surface to define at least one gap for receiving a finger. The finger can be therapeutically exercised by moving from a first position proximal to the working surface to a second position distal to the working surface. The hand therapy kit can also include removable hand therapy modules, including a therapeutic tracking glove and/or a pressure sensor ball.

A hand therapy kit includes a housing having a lid that is expandable from a folded position to an unfolded position to expose a working surface on an inside of the lid. An elastic cord is attached at two or more anchor points on the working surface to define at least one gap for receiving a finger. The finger can be therapeutically exercised by moving from a first position proximal to the working surface to a second position distal to the working surface. The hand therapy kit can also include removable hand therapy modules, including a therapeutic tracking glove and/or a pressure sensor ball.