“cramps: 0 me: 1”
The secret weapon? My Heali A.M. Period Patch, on before coffee, before dogs, before anything.
For the days you've got places to be, things to do, and a schedule that doesn't stop just because your period started.
Heali Period Patches are thin, wearable, and made to go wherever you do. Wear one under your clothes and get on with your day. From your morning workout to your commute, your workday to dinner plans, relief can go with you.
No heating pad. No staying home. No slowing down.
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Some days are packed from morning to night. You've got a class, a meeting, errands, plans with friends, and somehow it all still needs to get done.

If painkillers work for you, keep taking them. Nothing here asks you to stop. A patch is not a replacement for the thing that already works, and we would not pretend otherwise.
What it is, is something for the hours in between. The ones where another pill isn't due yet, or isn't appealing, or you are three stops into a commute with nothing but a water bottle. Cooling comfort you stick on under your waistband and then stop thinking about.
Go to the class. Take the meeting. Make a dinner reservation. Put on the outfit. Get out the door.
Your period can come along. It just doesn't get to call the shots.
Cooling A.M. patches for the sessions, shifts and classes. Warming P.M. patches for the nights, because cramps are rarely worse than they are at 2am. Both sets are weighted two to one toward the nights for exactly that reason.

2 × Warming P.M. and 1 × Cooling A.M., plus the Relax Headache Patch at half price for the days it arrives with a headache attached.
Twelve period patches and twelve temple patches.

2 × Warming P.M. and 1 × Cooling A.M. The same period coverage, without the headache patch.
Twelve period patches.
Both are drug-free, hypoallergenic and cruelty-free, in FSC-certified recycled packaging. Cooling A.M. is menthol and raspberry leaf with magnesium. Warming P.M. is lavender and arnica with magnesium and iron powder.





Long enough for a shift, a class and the commute either side of them. 9 in × 3.3 in, thin enough to sit under jeans without showing.
“cramps: 0 me: 1”
The secret weapon? My Heali A.M. Period Patch, on before coffee, before dogs, before anything.
“Cozy relief while I lock in for Love Island and ice cream”
That time of the month routine: laundry, shower, skincare, and the Warming P.M. patch.
Posted by members of the Heali community.
Founded by a chiropractor and a TCM practitioner with real life problems in mind, because period care should fit into your routine, not take it over.
Period relief that keeps up with you.
Flat on your lower abdomen, below the waistband, over clean dry skin. It's 9 in × 3.3 in and thin enough to sit under jeans without showing.
Made to stay on for up to 8 hours, through a long shift, physical activity or ordinary daily wear. Take it off if the skin feels irritated.
Cooling A.M. uses menthol and raspberry leaf with magnesium, made to move with you through the day. Warming P.M. warms gently with lavender, arnica, magnesium and iron powder, made for the night. Both sets give you both.
Because cramps tend to be at their worst overnight, and that is when a heating pad is least practical. The sets are weighted to match, rather than splitting evenly for the sake of it.
No, and we wouldn't suggest that. It's something you can use as well, in the hours when taking another pill isn't an option or isn't appealing.
Please check with your healthcare provider before using warming or menthol products during pregnancy, or if you have a skin or circulatory condition.
These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease, and are not a substitute for medical care.
Make your move mag•nificent.
Add the Combo · save $6.00Prefer the patches on their own? The Set is $37.97.
HEALI bridges function with fashion, helping people look good, feel good, and move with confidence. Drug-free, female founded, and designed by healthcare practitioners.
DisclaimerThese products are not intended to replace medical care. If you are unsure or have concerns, please check with a healthcare provider.