Amazon is selling heated underwear to keep you warm this winter.
As temperatures are starting to plummet and the mornings are getting frostier, you can now buy yourself a pair of batter powered heated undies to ensure you’re prepared for the cold snap.
The Smart Heated Panties aren’t exactly the most attractive knickers in the world, but they will definitely keep you toasty over the next few months.
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The undies are £41, high-waisted and have a 12-hour life span on the “winter warmer” setting.
As well as keeping you warm, the knickers claim to be a good alternative to a hot water bottle on your time of the month.
According to the Amazon website, the pants “regulate menstruation, nourish the uterus, play an anti-inflammatory repair, scientifically regulate the uterus environment” as well as “effectively protect the health and fertility”.
The pants are suitable for “uterine damage, gynecological inflammation, cold infertility and unmarried cold after abortion Dysmenorrhea caused by uterine body due to palace cold”.
The undies have five settings – ranging from 37C to 50C.
However, each setting has a suitable time use with gear one having a time of 12 hours.
Gear two is okay for eight hours, gear three is suitable for six-and-a-half hours while gear four is good to go for six hours.
The final gear is said to be suitable for use for five hours as it can reach between 40C and 50C.
The pants can be washed repeatedly however the battery must be removed before washing.
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Last month, we revealed that Aldi is selling a heated throw to keep you warm this winter.
The throw comes in either light grey or dark grey and measures 120cm by 160cm in size.
It has six adjustable warmth settings but Aldi suggests switching to lower settings while using the blanket.
You can buy a heated throw on Aldi’s website for £34.99.
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