
The Thermal-Aid Bears are the children’s version of the adult Thermal-Aid, a 100% natural therapeutic heating/cooling treatment pack specifically designed for the medical field, to reduce swelling and relieve pain.

The company got some publicity recently with a photograph of actress Tori Spelling appearing recently in US Weekly Magazine revealing her latest “Baby Bump” with her three year old daughter by her side, Stella, who was embracing Tumble, one of the Thermal-Aid Bears. “Stella loves her new Thermal-Aid Bear, healthy kids make for a happy mom, thanks Thermal-Aid” states Spelling.
According to Mills, moms from around the country are quoted saying things like “It’s cute and effective” or “For the first time, I have an ice/heat pack that my kids will actually use, when they get bumps and bruises.”
The company is aggressively marketing their new products with a media and blog blitz across the country, including many segments on live television programs.
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