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The material is amazing. Even without putting in the fridge the hat is already cold. I love it because that is so easy to use and so comfortable. It is a simple, safe way of dealing with migraines. tiredness, stress, or simple headache or sight tiredness due to screens etc. It fits perfectly in my head and also in my husbands head size.Recommended 100% .

The media could not be loaded. It gets real cold and felt incredible relieving my tension headache. Between the coldness and the snug fit applying pressure it's doing an amazing job. I suffer from different headaches that can and do last a long time so being able to grab this beanie is now my only option.It's a soft black fabric that's squishy. It's heavy but doesn't feel heavy wearing the weights evenly distributed. When I put it on it's instantly soothing. I feel it on top of my head, my forehead and my temples it feels like I'm wearing ice packs without being inconvenienced with hard lumpy ice cubes. It's snug fit is stretchable one size fits all.Heat~It has excellent heat exchange. It really helped at my temples I felt heat penetrating through onto my head which helped relieve my pain.I prefer the cold I grew up using a cold wet washcloth my Mother always gave me this feels like Moms hugging my head!I really do appreciate this it's been doing an excellent job with natural pain relief!

Instructions say to let it cool in freezer for 2 hours before use. It felt amazing when I put it on. The cold lasted for about 15 minutes but instructions say to only use it for 15-20 minutes at a time. It is a little heavy and would pull my head back a little. But once I got use to it, it didn’t do that as much. I do plan on buying another, one for work and one for home.

I never tried something like this before but found that it stays cold, fits good.. Helps relieve headeaches. Would reccommend.

The amount of time this stays cold is on the short end, but I can say nothing else negative about it. It's comfortable, gets cold in a reasonable amount of time and it's quite soft. I love it.

I have constant sinus headaches and keep seeking something other than hot washcloths for relief. The IceBeanie is very similar to at least a dozen gel-filled foam caps that fit over the head. It is better than most of those in two ways. First, it has only one seam on the main headband. Most of the gel-filled caps have two. Whenever there is a seam, there is no heat, there are two edges that tend to become hotter than the main body of the hood, and at the seam the cover fabric is more vulnerable to blistering or tearing after a month or two of frequent use. Secondly, it is more comfortable than most of the other pain relief hoods I have tried.Negatives: 1. Its major claim to fame is that unlike every other pain relief hood that I have seen, it has a top cover that makes the hood more like a winter ski cap than a strange open ended circle. However, this top cap did not contribute in any way to treating my facial and forehead pain, and it is attached to the main headband in a way that looks vulnerable to damage after a month or two of constant use.2. The box and Amazon written description states that for heat therapy, place the hood in a microwave for 10 seconds. I hoped this meant that the IceBeanie had some special proprietary gel filling that heated up much faster than the 50-60 seconds all the others I have used. Sadly, 10 seconds is not sufficient to bring the IceBeanie up to a therapeutic level of heat. As with all other gel-filled pain treatment hoods, in my microwave it takes the same 50 to 60 seconds (when at room temperature). My problem with that is there is a clear inference on the package and in the written Amazon description that it only takes 10 seconds to bring this product to a therapeutic temperature. False.3. As with most but not all pain relief hoods I have tried, this cap fully covers the ears, with the same level of heat as over the face and forehead. Especially if using the hood through 2 or 3 microwave heatings to achieve a 15 to 20 minute relief session, that amount of heat becomes painful. One gel cap I have tried has a cutout to avoid the ears, similar to cutouts for the nose on many pain relief caps.Final comment. When heating a pain-relief hood, I find it important to turn the hood over half way through the microwave heating process. This is a step that may be obvious to some, but several of the hoods I have have tried, from Amazon and elsewhere, do not give that simple yet critical instruction.Also, every gel-filled hood that I have tried retains a therapeutic level of heat for only about 5 to 7 minutes, just a little longer than a hot washcloth, and if you re-heat the cap before it has fully cooled to room temperature, much less microwave time is required on each side. Again this may be obvious to some, but finding the right amount of time for re-microwaving during longer treatment sessions can be a a matter of trial and error. Caution: putting an overheated gel-filled cap on the head can cause serious burns & pain. And on most of this type of cap, any edge tends to get a little hotter than the main body. Be careful picking them up, and watch your ears.

We spend a lot of time in Florida and the hot sun really does a number on my wife's head even with a hat on. This is a game changer. She wears it outside to work on her landscaping and it really keeps her head cool.

Love the material and the weight and amount of compression is just right. It was very effective in helping with headaches and inflammation around my eyes in the mornings. It can be used warm or cool but I have only used it cold. Very easy to clean and store for next use. I can’t wait to try it on hot summer days to stay cool. Highly recommend!