Therabody · Thermal
The cheapest way into hot-and-cold contrast, from either brand. Two things about it are worth reading carefully before you buy.
Price
159.99 USD
Runtime
120 MIN
Weight
345 G
Temps
— NOT PUBLISHED
Verdict
Note
The page says FDA Registered. Registration means the company listed itself and the device with the FDA. It involves no review of the device, and it is not a clearance. Hyperice's Normatec systems carry actual 510(k) clearances with K-numbers; this does not.
Skip
No hot or cold figure is published anywhere on the page. Every Venom and every Hyperice X publishes each level in °F and °C. At $159.99 that gap is the price difference.
Buy
Hyperice X 2 is $449. If you want to try alternating heat and cold on a small area without committing $449, this is a third of the price.
Specification
| Price | $159.99 |
| Runtime | 120 min heat or cold; 60 min contrast |
| Weight | 345 g device; 450 g with case and straps |
| Dimensions | 4.4 × 2.2 × 3.1 in |
| Warranty | 1-year limited |
| Regulatory | FDA Registered — not a 510(k) clearance |
| Heat temperature | Not published |
| Cold temperature | Not published |
| Levels | Not published |
Where a row reads not published, the manufacturer does not disclose it. Figures quoted elsewhere for those rows are estimates rather than manufacturer data.
Regulatory
Regulatory
The page states this product is FDA Registered. Registration means a company has listed itself and its device with the FDA — a filing that involves no review of whether the device is safe or works. A 510(k) clearance means the FDA reviewed a submission and issued a K-number you can look up. Normatec systems have K-numbers. This has a registration.
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