Since the beginning of time, people have used heat for comfort and treatment of physical ailments. Written accounts of physical techniques for healing using heat can be traced as far back as the writings of Hippocrates in 400 B.C. Early hot water bottles made of animal skins were crude but effective. Later came the traditional rubber versions, also effective but rather drab and hampered by their limited technology.

Today our state-of-the-art hot water bottles are manufactured of a spaceage thermoplastic material conforming to the world ISO 9001 standard . These bottles hold heat longer, are suitable for steam sterilization and have an integrally molded jointless neck. They are far superior to their rubber counterparts.