I didn't go home early. First time in a year.
Wore it through a 3-hour budget meeting on day 1. Under a sweater, nobody noticed a thing.
Purly is a cordless heat + massage belt you wear under your clothes. So day 1 of your period doesn't take the whole day.

Purly replaces all four. Real heat that stays on, under your clothes, wherever your day goes.
Belly or lower back. The soft elastic strap sits flat under a sweater, scrubs or a hoodie.
It warms up in seconds. Five levels, up to about 140°F, plus five massage modes if you want them.
No cord, no outlet. One charge lasts up to 8 hours on lower settings. Recharge with USB-C.
5 heat levels × 5 massage modes. That's 25 ways to match your relief to the day you're having.
High heat plus a strong massage, for the cramps that hit in shock waves.
Turn it down one notch. Keep it on through the morning.
Low, steady heat. Heat-only mode is completely silent.
Flip the belt around. The heat goes where the pain went.
A comfort guide, not a prescription. Start on a low level and go up when you need it.
Researchers didn't test a hot water bottle that goes cold in 20 minutes. They tested heat that stays on for hours. That's what Purly is built to do.
In a clinical trial, continuous low heat worked as well as ibuprofen for period cramps.
Akin et al., Obstetrics & Gynecology, 2001Heat + ibuprofen brought noticeable relief faster than ibuprofen alone.
Akin et al., Obstetrics & Gynecology, 2001A review of 57 clinical trials and 5,359 women found heat reduced period pain, at 24 hours and over 3 months.
Yuan et al., Frontiers in Medicine, 2025Painkillers don't bring enough relief for about 1 in 5 women with period pain.
Yuan et al., Frontiers in Medicine, 2025These studies looked at heat therapy in general, not at Purly specifically. Purly is a comfort device, not a medicine. If your pain is severe, talk to your doctor.
| Purly | Plug-in pad | Hot water bottle | Heat patches | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cordless | ✓ | ✕ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Stays hot for hours | Up to 8h | ✓ | 20 min | ✓ |
| Adjustable heat | 5 levels | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Massage | 5 modes | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Wear it under your clothes | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ | ✓ |
| Buy it once | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | Every cycle |
Wore it through a 3-hour budget meeting on day 1. Under a sweater, nobody noticed a thing.
I'm on my feet all day and can't lie down when cramps hit. Level 3, no massage, and I just keep going. Still had battery left at the end of my shift.
I take my ibuprofen, strap this on, and the waiting part is actually bearable now. I used to just lie on the bathroom floor.
Three plug-in pads, all great, all stuck to the wall. This one comes with me to the grocery store.
Bought it for my 15-year-old. She wears it under her hoodie and says nobody can tell. Worth every penny.
It helps way more than I thought it would. Day 1 I go heat 5 with massage, by day 3 it's just low heat on my back.

Up to 8 hours per charge, depending on your heat and massage settings. Higher heat and massage use more battery. It recharges with any USB-C cable.
Heat-only mode is completely silent, and that's the mode most people use at work. The massage is a gentle vibration you can turn on when you're at home or alone.
No, one area at a time. Wear the heat pad on your lower belly, or turn the belt around when the cramps move to your back.
Yes. Many of our customers wear Purly while they wait for their painkiller to kick in. Purly is a comfort device, not a medicine, and it doesn't replace your treatment. If your pain is severe or new, talk to your doctor.
Up to about 140°F on level 5. Start on a low level, wear it over a thin layer of clothing, and turn it up only if you need more.
The soft elastic strap adjusts to fit most waists, and it lies flat under loose clothing.
Try it for 100 days. If it doesn't make your period days easier, send it back for a full refund. No forms, no questions.