Hot Hand Warmers - 80 Count - Hand Warmers Disposable Single Use Air Activated Heat Packs for Hands, Toes and Body - Up to 12 Hours of Heat

Love these ! Great value ! Work perfectly!

Exactly what your looking for. Hot! Hot! Hot! Hands. My wife loves to pride herself of having them on hand for anyone and everyone. LONG lasting. Easy to activate. If you live in a cold area, having a couple of these in your pockets are ideal. Cheap price for great product.

We have had a very cold winter this year and i decided to help out the homeless with what every i could afford, aro und christmas i gave them pet blankets and now i have purchased the hand warmers , so many do not have gloves and if they do they are pretty beat up , But not one person refused the hand warmers and everyone thanked me for them . I cannot afford much but i try top help out when i can .

These hand warmers work great..keep hands warm inside gloves or inside pockets.

These work well compared to other similar products for less money

Work great, 10 to 11 hours of heat.

They work as well as Hot Hands and are a good deal.

When I purchased the Hot Hand Warmers - 80 Count, I was expecting a reliable source of warmth to get me through the frigid winter months. Instead, what I got was a smelly, lukewarm disappointment that might as well have been designed to torment the cold and desperate.Let’s start with the smell. The moment I opened the pack, I was hit with a chemical stench so pungent it felt like I had wandered into a factory that manufactures sadness and regret. This wasn’t a faint odor—it was a full-on assault on my senses. Every time I used one, I had to endure the nauseating aroma, which made me wonder if I was holding a hand warmer or a toxic science experiment gone wrong.And then, the warmth—or lack thereof. Air-activated heat? Sure, but only if “heat” is defined as the mild sensation of your palms trying to warm themselves through sheer disappointment. These packs struggled to reach lukewarm at best, and even when they did, the heat dissipated faster than my hopes for a cozy winter. Up to 12 hours of heat? Try a tragic 30 minutes of mediocrity, followed by a sad, cold reminder of what could have been.I even gave them multiple chances. I followed the instructions to the letter—shaking them, waiting patiently—but the results were consistently underwhelming. Pair after pair, pack after pack, they failed to deliver anything more than a faint whisper of warmth, as if they were mocking me for believing in their promises. And to add insult to injury, a few packs never even activated, leaving me holding a useless chemical pouch of disappointment.Verdict? These so-called “hand warmers” are a colossal letdown, more suited for filling landfills than providing actual warmth. Save your money and invest in something that doesn’t smell like a chemical spill or feel like a lukewarm betrayal.Rating: 1/5 stars. If you’re looking for warmth, look elsewhere. These hand warmers belong in the hall of shame for products that over-promise and under-deliver. I’d rather brave the cold barehanded than endure another round of this tepid disaster.