• The early uterus gets the perks: 1 box of 5 patches for £16, was £20, plus a free Spicy Eye Mask and a free Digital TCM Guide
  • The early uterus gets the perks: 3 boxes plus 1 free, 20 patches for £58, was £80, plus a free Spicy Eye Mask, The Bloody Good Bag and a Digital TCM Guide
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  • Two UTERIFIC period patch boxes reading 'Let's get louder for the uterus', floating against a red backdrop

UTERIFIC Period Patch

A warming herbal patch for period days. Eastern botanicals. Six hours of steady, air-activated heat, worn on your lower abdomen or lower back.

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  • Ships 18th November
  • Ships to the US and UK
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At a glance
  • Air-activated wearable heat
  • 6 hours of warming comfort
  • Formulated with a TCM practitioner
  • Cabin-bag friendly
Contraindications

Do not use in pregnancy, on broken or irritated skin, or over a rash, wound or recent scar.
Do not use if you cannot feel heat where the patch sits, or cannot take it off yourself. Reduced sensation, whether from diabetes, neuropathy, a circulatory condition or medication, is the main reason a warmer does harm.
Do not sleep in it. Hours of steady warmth against skin that is not moving can burn at a temperature that feels mild.
Do not double up. One patch at a time, and never over a heat rub, a medicated patch or another heat source.
Take it off if your skin reddens, stings or itches, or if the heat stops feeling comfortable.

Keep out of reach of children and pets; the heat layer is not to be swallowed. If you are managing a skin or circulatory condition, or you are unsure, ask your clinician first.

The Period Patch is a warming wellness product, not a medicine. It is not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any condition. Speak to a clinician about pain that concerns you.

Additional information

In the box — five individually sealed patches. The 3 + 1 pack holds 20.
Wear time — six hours. Warmth comes up over the first few minutes, then holds steady.
How it starts — air. Open the seal and it begins. Nothing to plug in, charge or microwave.
Where it goes — low on the abdomen or on the lower back, over underwear or a thin layer.
Single use — one patch per wear. Once it has cooled, it is spent.
Storage — cool, dry and sealed until the day you want it. An opened patch cannot be saved for later.
Disposal — household waste.
Travel — no liquid and nothing to charge, so sealed patches go in a cabin bag.

Shipping & pre-order

The first drop ships 18 November 2026. You're charged when you order, and we email tracking the day it leaves us. We ship to the US and UK. Secure checkout.

It's like a portable hot water bottle.

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Your period
doesn't pause.

Wearable herbal heat for
wherever the day takes you.

  • A woman working at a laptop in an office, a mug beside her reading 'the uterus isn't just for babies'

    Meetings at 9.

    Low-profile warmth designed to sit beneath your clothes.

  • A woman stretching on a mat in a gym, the period patch worn low on her abdomen

    Training at 6.

    Wearable warmth that moves with your day.

  • An individually wrapped period patch packed in a handbag beside a passport, sunglasses and a flask

    Flights at 8.

    Individually wrapped. No microwave. No hot water bottle.

  • A woman resting on a sofa with a mug and a phone, the period patch worn low on her abdomen

    Everything in between.

    Because period care shouldn't keep you home.

Portable by design. Rooted in Chinese medicine.

Dong quai — dongquai still
Mugwort — mugwort still
Peony root — peony still
Dried safflower petals
Dried chuan xiong slices
Dried ginger slices

What's inside?

Dong quai當歸

A cornerstone of traditional Chinese women's wellness, used for centuries in herbal practice.

Mugwort艾草

The herb behind moxibustion, with a long history in traditional Chinese practices surrounding women, menstruation and the postpartum period.

Peony root白芍

A staple of classical Chinese formulas for women, traditionally used in formulations associated with menstruation and the menstrual cycle.

Safflower紅花

A prized botanical traditionally used in Chinese herbal practice, including formulas associated with women and menstruation.

Chuan xiong川芎

A rhizome used in traditional Chinese practice for centuries, often paired with dong quai in classical formulas associated with the menstrual cycle.

Ginger生薑

A warming root with a long place in traditional Chinese practice, valued there for its warming nature.

The full ingredient list:

Dong quai (Angelica sinensis) root, mugwort (Artemisia argyi) leaf, white peony (Paeonia lactiflora) root, safflower (Carthamus tinctorius) flower, chuan xiong rhizome, ginger rhizome. Heat layer: iron powder, vermiculite, activated carbon, sodium chloride, water. Face: cotton. Adhesive: acrylic polymer.

The list as printed on the box. Check it against anything you react to, and speak to a clinician if you are unsure.

Hot water bottle,
meet your match.

Feature UTERIFIC Period Patch Hot water bottle
Heat Up to 6 hours of steady heat Cools as the water cools
Getting started Open the seal and it warms on its own Boil the kettle, fill it, seal it
On the move Worn under clothes, so your day carries on Held or lain on, so you stay put
Botanicals Six traditional Chinese botanicals Just heat
Spills No water, nothing to leak Hot water inside, so a leak can scald
Travel Cabin-bag friendly, nothing to boil Bulky, and needs a kettle when you arrive

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How long does the heat last?

Six hours. Warmth comes up over the first few minutes and then holds steady. Where you land in that range depends on your own body temperature, what you have on over it and how warm the room is — take the patch off once it cools.

Where do I put it?

Low on the abdomen, over underwear or a thin layer, is where most people want the heat. The lower back works just as well if that's where you feel it.

Can I wear it under clothes?

That's what it's for. It's thin and flexible enough to sit under a waistband, and quiet enough that nobody needs to know it's there.

Is it a medicine?

No. The Period Patch is a warming wellness product built on traditional Chinese herbal practice. It is not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any condition, and it isn't a substitute for care. Period pain that stops you living your life is worth taking to a clinician.

Who shouldn't use it?

Don't use it during pregnancy, on broken or irritated skin, or on anyone who can't feel the heat or remove the patch themselves. If you're managing a skin or circulatory condition, ask your clinician first.

When does my pre-order ship?

The ship date for the first drop is shown with the offer at the top of this page. You're charged when you order, and we'll email you with tracking the day it leaves us.

Can I fly with it?

Yes. There's no liquid and nothing to charge, so sealed patches travel in a cabin bag. Open one on the plane if that's the day you're having.

A woman lit in deep red, with a diagram over her abdomen linking the uterus to blood, liver, kidneys and digestion

Not just for babies.

The uterus doesn't work alone. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, the body is a network of relationships. When one part is out of balance, it affects the whole.

“Having a uterus shouldn't hurt this much.” — UTERIFIC

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