Therabath Refill Paraffin Wax

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Therabath Refill Paraffin Wax, 6 - 1 Lb. Bags

Therabath Refill Paraffin Wax

Refill Paraffin Wax

Triple filtered for purity

Deeply hydrates and delivers fast, drug-free relief

Soft, pliable, and non greasy

Great for any paraffin spa/bath

Individually wrapped 1-lb. packages.

Also available in economical 1 Lb. Bags & 18 Lb. boxes.

Item#	Item Name	HPMS Price	Qty	Add
WRM-0122-6	Therabath Refill Paraffin Wax, 6 - 1 Lb. Bags - Cucumber Melon	$32.49
WRM-0107-6	Therabath Refill Paraffin Wax, 6 - 1 Lb. Bags - Lavender Harmony	$32.49
WRM-0130-6	Therabath Refill Paraffin Wax, 6 - 1 Lb. Bags - Lemon	$32.49
WRM-0134-6	Therabath Refill Paraffin Wax, 6 - 1 Lb. Bags - Lilac & Lavender	$32.49
WRM-0124-6	Therabath Refill Paraffin Wax, 6 - 1 Lb. Bags - Orange	$32.49
WRM-0102-6	Therabath Refill Paraffin Wax, 6 - 1 Lb. Bags - Peach	$32.49
WRM-0132-6	Therabath Refill Paraffin Wax, 6 - 1 Lb. Bags - Rose Petal	$32.49
WRM-0101-6	Therabath Refill Paraffin Wax, 6 - 1 Lb. Bags - Scent Free	$32.49
WRM-0138-6	Therabath Refill Paraffin Wax, 6 - 1 Lb. Bags - Vanilla	$32.49
WRM-273 0195	Therabath Refill Paraffin Wax, 6 - 1 Lb. Bags - Warm Apple Spice	$32.49
WRM-0100-6	Therabath Refill Paraffin Wax, 6 - 1 Lb. Bags - Wintergreen	$32.49
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Features:

How Does Paraffin Wax Heat Therapy Work?
Paraffin wax has a very high heat capacity, meaning it is able to absorb and retain a great amount of heat. A paraffin wax spa takes advantage of paraffin's heat-retaining capacity in a simple process called heat transfer. In technical terms, heat is transferred to the core of the affected area as paraffin goes through a phase change. As it melts, the paraffin becomes a liquid and is able to retain more heat. Then, when a hand, foot, or other area is dipped into the heated bath, the phase of the paraffin that surrounds the dipped area quickly changes into a solid. The heat that is given off is called the heat of fusion. More simply, the heat that goes into melting the paraffin comes out when it solidifies into a comforting paraffin coating, thus transferring the heat into the affected limb. Another way to look at it is the paraffin is the medium that transfers heat from the TherabathPRO to the painful area. At the same time, the heat from the paraffin opens pores and increases circulation in the skin. This is why paraffin is so beneficial to skin, leaving skin softened and more radiant. See more information on paraffin treatment hygiene.
Can moist heat therapy help my pain and stiffness? How about my dry weary skin?
Paraffin therapy is one of the most effective methods of applying deep heat to relieve pain and stiffness. The warm paraffin also moisturizes for healthier looking, softer skin. TherabathPRO warm paraffin wax treatments are fast-acting, drug-free, and versatile, providing heat therapy for many different applications from arthritis joint pain relief to salon hand, foot, and facial services. TherabathPRO paraffin baths can be used in the home, office, hospital, medical spas, or clinic ... to soothe chronic arthritis joint pain to relax stiff muscles in therapeutic massage for clients and for practioners' self-care prior to therapeutic exercise during physical and occupational therapy to increase range of motion to relieve dryness from repeated hand-washing for tired, overworked hands for very dry skin for salon manicures and pedicures for paraffin facials in spas to warm cold hands, especially in winter and more! Remember, consult your physician if you have questions about any heat therapy product.

Therabath® Paraffin Wax ingredients

Fresh MelonBurst™: Paraffin, Liquid Paraffin, Fragrance, D&C Yellow #11, D&C Green #6
Lavender Harmony™ : Paraffin, Liquid Paraffin, Fragrance, D&C Violet #3
Orange Velvet™ : Paraffin, Liquid Paraffin, Fragrance, D&C Red #17, D&C Yellow #11
PeachE™ : Paraffin, Liquid Paraffin, Fragrance, D&C Red #17, D&C Yellow #11
Wintergreen : Paraffin, Liquid Paraffin, Fragrance, D&C Green #6
ScentFree™ : Paraffin, Liquid Paraffin
Fresh Squeezed Lemon : Paraffin, Liquid Paraffin, Fragrance, D&C Yellow #11
Rose Peta : Paraffin, Liquid Paraffin, Fragrance, D&C Yellow #11, Rose and Geranium Essentail Oils
Vanilla Cupcake : Paraffin, Liquid Paraffin, Fragrance,
Lilac and Lavender : Paraffin, Liquid Paraffin, Fragrance, D&C Violet #3, Lavender Essentail Oil
Fresh Rain : Paraffin, Liquid Paraffin, Fragrance, Aloe, Vitamin E, Jojoba Oil, D&C Green #6, & Violet #2
Exact formulations are proprietary and will not be released.

Cautions:

Paraffin wax is flammable (with a flash point of approximately 350° F.).
Avoid accidental fire. Never heat over direct flame or electric burner.
For external use only.
Do not heat paraffin in a plastic bag.
Do not microwave paraffin wax.
Paraffin wax has no pharmaceutical effect. Paraffin is designed to be used with paraffin heating baths for heat-transfer purposes only.

Technical Specs:

Trust in Therabath
Since 1962, physicians, physical therapists, and arthritis specialists have recommended the Therabath PRO Paraffin Therapy Bath because warm paraffin therapy is one of the most effective methods of delivering heat to aching, stiff joints.
How long will 6 pounds (2.72 kg) of paraffin last?
Six pounds of paraffin provides approximately 42 manicures (both hands) or 32 pedicures (both feet), assuming three dips per hand or foot. (Remember to keep the paraffin amount in between the level lines.)
For Chronic Arthritis Joint Pain, Relaxed Muscles, and Increased Circulation
- Maximize the heat benefit by applying more layers of paraffin. The more layers of paraffin applied, the longer the heat will last. For maximum effect, we recommend 10 to 15 layers.
- long the treatment by using the plastic liners and insulated mitts and boots (for hands and feet), or plastic and an insulated wrap (for other areas).
For Very Dry, Cracked Skin
- Prior to applying the paraffin, apply a light coat of nongreasy Therabath Intensive Hydrating Cream. Rub extra lotion into cuticles and dry patches. If desired, apply additional lotion after the paraffin treatment too.
- Apply at least five layers of paraffin.
- Enhance the softening effects of the paraffin by using the plastic liners and insulated mitts and boots, helping to increase circulation to the skin and absorb additional moisture from the lotion.
For Salon Manicures and Pedicures
- If using paraffin as part of a full manicure or pedicure, remove old polish, shape and repair nails, and apply acrylic nails prior to the paraffin treatment.
- Use exfoliating scrubs prior to paraffin treatment. Wash and dry area thoroughly.
For Use in Therapeutic Massage
2. Paraffin treatments on clients’ hands, feet, elbows, etc., are a beneficial addition to any type of therapeutic massage.
4. Paraffin can be used by the practitioner to warm hands prior to viding massage services, and afterwards to ease stiff, tired hands and to relieve dryness from repeated hand-washing.
For Use Prior to Exercise or Physical Therapy and to Increase Range of Motion
- Follow the suggestions for relief from chronic joint pain, etc.
For Tired, Work-weary Hands
- Follow the suggestions for relief from chronic joint pain and relief from dry skin.
General Suggestions for Easier Treatments
2. The more layers of paraffin built up, the easier it is to remove the paraffin.
4. If the area to be treated has a lot of hair, build up additional layers of paraffin. (Paraffin will not remove hair.)
6. Dip to the same level each time (in other words, immerse to the same point with each dip) so that an even amount of paraffin covers the area to be treated and there is a thick edge to grasp when removing the paraffin.
8. To build up thicker layers, wait a few seconds (until the shine goes away) in between dips. Try not to flex your fingers or break the “glove” of paraffin in between dips.
10. Allow the paraffin to remain in place for at least 10 to 15 minutes. (The more layers, the longer the heat lasts.) An insulated mitt or boot will cause the heat to last even longer.
12. Before applying paraffin with a brush, preheat the brush by letting it sit in the Therabath for five minutes.
14. Use Therabath brand Paraffin because it is a high grade of paraffin that is specially formulated for precise melt point, cleanliness, and ease of use.

Extended Information:

Can I use Essential Oils in my paraffin bath?

Essential oils such as tea tree, peppermint, lavender, and eucalyptus may be used to add an aromatherapeutic element to paraffin treatments. Begin with TherabathPRO, ScentFree paraffin that will not interact with delicate essential oils. (Therabath®PRO® ScentFree™ paraffin is triple-filtered for purity and food-grade.) Immediately prior to dipping, add two to four drops of pure therapeutic-quality essential oil directly to the paraffin. (Do not add water-based products.) Because essential oils are volatile and may be broken down by extended heat, do not take too much time before dipping. Another way to integrate essential oils into paraffin treatments is to use an essential-oil infused lotion prior to dipping. With paraffin therapy, the benefits of pain relief and increased circulation, etc., are derived from the heat—not the paraffin itself. It may be possible to complement the benefits of heat therapy by incorporating essential oils into paraffin treatments because the relatively smaller molecules of essential oils are thought to penetrate skin’s surface, potentially providing beneficial effects. Use the infused cream in place of a moisturizing lotion, and follow the normal paraffin application instructions. Always read and follow all instructions provided by the essential-oil lotion manufacturer. Do not apply essential oils directly to skin.

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