what brand of heat pack is convenient and lasts the longest?
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A sock filled with rice and microwaved can be used over and over again as long as you don't heat it more than a couple of minutes.
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Well it depends what you use it on. I always used duracell because it was cheaper but sometimes if I want to last a fair bit I go with Energizer. Duracell lasts quite a while and it is fairly cheap but if you want it to last longer andyou arent bothered with how much it costs I think you should go with Enegiser
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Anything Coleman. There coolers rock!!!!
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It doesn't rust, can take the heat and very scratch resistant
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Search under brands like:\n\nMongoose\nHornet\nor.........
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Ranking Brand Time (minutes) \n1 Duracell Ultra 1095 \n2 Everactive 1092 \n3 Energizer Advanced 1019 \n4 Rayovac Maximum 1012 \n5 Duracell Procell 926 \n6 Duracell Standard 858 \n7 Bossman 578 \n8 Vinnic 479 \n9 Rayovac Heavy Duty 450 \n\n\n\nYou need to look at these sites.\n\nhttp://www.energyquest.ca.gov/projects/battery.html\nhttp://peakview.ccsd.k12.co.us/clc/science/stephen.htm
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That depends on the disease: In case of trauma to the joint where one wants to decrease the swelling or the inflammation, an ice pack would be the answer, while in case of Osteoarthritis (a degenerative joint disorder, where there is no inflammation), heat by short wave diathermy or infra-red or a heating pad would be recommended to reduce the pain, as also in the case of lumbago or lower back pain.
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Try this...\nhttp://www.thermosproducts.com/replacement-parts.html
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camelback does make a great hydration pack and an even better bladder( the part that actually holds your fluid).  I've used packs and different bladders. they come in different sizes. even though you ride in the summer whats most important is how long and hard you ride. On average you only need to drink about 16 oz. of water per hour so you don't over hydrate which is just as dangerous as being dehydrated, if not worse. i would judge what size pack to buy by what you ride, where you ride, and how long you are riding for. don't buy a huge pack that holds 8 million gallons of water when you only need a liter or two. Water weighs about 8 pounds a gallon. If your pack is stuffed with gear and water your only wasting energy on an hours ride. If its an epic then consider the size of pack to hold what you need.   Yet i still say camelback makes the best bladders ever!!!!
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go to drugstore.com, Dillards, Macy's or Bloomindale's. Biotherm is the brand.
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Ionic Breeze. \nThe other ones you have to change the filter often which gets expensive. I would defenitly just go straight for the Ionic Breeze.
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Go to camelbak mate, they have industrial and fire resistant camelbaks.
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I much prefer the thermal lunchbox.  \n\nIt is bigger, allowing for adult sized meals & snacks.  If you are doing the "leftovers" thing you will have a hard time getting containers to fit into brown bags.  If you work in one of those offices where there is a FOOD MOOCH (you know, one of those annoying people who takes things out of the fridge that don't belong to them), you can keep the lunchbox at your desk & your food will still stay cold. \n\nGreat for sneaking office supplies & company secrets out of the building.  Someone might get suspicious if you took your brown bag home.
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Camel Lights in the Hard Pack are the best.  Try them out.
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Liquid electric tape will last the longest.
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Man, I get the the 80 pack of TDK brand, very good and very cheap at Target man, never fails. Especially if using Nero.
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Yes, Carmex is very good.  So is the Chapstick brand.