Warming Products
The «Warming products» category brings together warming gels, balms, creams and ointments for external use, as well as warming patches. They are used for skin care and a feeling of warmth, for example after exertion.
What's in this category
The range includes warming products in different forms. Below are related sections.
- Warming patches — for local use.
- Joints and muscles — care after exertion.
- Massage oils and creams — for the body.
- Special care — the whole section.
How to choose a product
Choose a product by form: gels and balms for application, patches for local use. Pay attention to the composition and the area of use; do not apply to damaged skin.
Delivery and payment
- Estonia — parcel lockers from €2.15 (Smartpost, DPD, Omniva), courier from €4.60; free parcel locker from €30; courier free from €70 (Omniva courier free from €100); pickup at Vitateka (T1 Shopping Centre, Peterburi tee 2, Tallinn) — free
- Latvia — parcel lockers from €3.79 (DPD, Omniva), courier from €5.13; free parcel locker from €35
- Lithuania — parcel lockers from €2.31 (Unisend, DPD, Omniva), courier from €5.13; free parcel locker from €40
- Finland — Posti FI €6.17, Omniva from €7.22; everything free from €60
- Poland — Packeta courier €5.01, free from €50; Omniva from €6.74
- Czech Republic — Packeta pickup point €3.93, courier €6.10
- Romania — Packeta parcel locker €3.61, Omniva from €7.32
- Hungary — Packeta parcel locker €4.13, Omniva from €5.79
- Other EU countries — Omniva International Post from €4.90 for a parcel up to 0.25 kg (e.g. Germany €5.58 up to 0.25 kg, €8.14 for 0.5 kg); the price depends on the country and the parcel weight; 3–17 days depending on the country
Payment via Baltic banks (Swedbank, SEB, LHV, Luminor, Coop Pank, Revolut, Paysera), PayPal or card (Google Pay, Apple Pay).
What to consider before use
External-use products. Do not apply to damaged skin or mucous membranes and avoid contact with eyes; in case of strong burning, wash the product off with water. For sensitive skin, do a patch test, and if discomfort persists, consult a specialist.
