PAIN SUCKS. RELIEF SHOULDN’T.
Hey, Hot Stuff!
If you're in pain, Spicey's got your back, front, head, shoulders, knees, and toes. Really!
Our hotties (customers, but really so much more) use Spiceys for almost everything ranging from chronic pain conditions like arthritis, endometriosis, adenomyosis, CRPS, and migraines, to pulled shoulders and elbows post-workout, to tech neck caused from too much screen time.
Relieve. Recover. Restore.
Built for chronic pain, athletes in recovery, and those pesky daily aches and pains.
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Spicey Little Number.
Spiceys get up to 149ºF and last between 8-12+ hours, the perfect amount of therapeutic heat that stays through your work (and bed rot).
We perfected our patent-pending heat therapy to feel like you're taking an electric heating pad with you, minus the cords. So you're free to show up for the world despite the pain, because it's already taken enough from you.
We love our Hotties!
Spicey is a Lifestyle.
Pain relief has been too sterile, too ineffective, and too outdated to actually take care of modern bodies in pain.
So we decided to create powerful heat therapy that's strong enough for chronic pain, versatile enough for athletes in recovery, and simple enough to use for daily aches and pains. Because being human is painful enough!
Heat, Naturally.
We only use six all-natural ingredients (that you can actually pronounce) in our patent-pending blend: activated carbon, iron powder, salt, water, wood powder, & vermiculite!
Spiceys are also made without medicines, chemicals or latex, wrapped in a natural cotton that's nonirritating and safe for sensitive skin.
Kicking Pain's Butt.
Did you know that heat therapy has been around longer than science itself? This proven, effective pain management tool has helped generations of our ancestors, and now we're putting a Spicey spin on it!
With Love from the Couch.
Hannah's history with chronic pain has spanned a multitude of conditions, from endometriosis, adenomyosis, a hysterectomy at age 32, and CRPS.
She was one of the youngest children diagnosed with CRPS at age eight, and it has currently manifested in her right arm. Even though it has taken her right arm away and she's fighting to get it back, she is still living her dream as the founder and CEO of Spicey with her husband Todd.