TOA Single Bottle Pro Massage Heater for Lotion Cream

I purchased this in 2017 and it lasted for 7 years. I think the only reason it quit working was because it was left on overnight and the bottle was empty. I purchased a digital one and don’t like so I am buying another one of these! Hoping to get another 7 years out of it too! Perfect temp all day long.

I use coconut oil (in a pump bottle) for professional massage therapy sessions. Oil has to warmed for it to pump, so this unit is practical and client's like the added benefit of warm oil.Inconsistent heating times: on avg it takes about 20 minutes to fully heat the coconut oil. Sometimes a bit longer, sometimes less but never consistent. (I have it set up on a smart plug that I turn on when driving to the office)Hot: if I leave the plastic pump bottle in for a few hours the unit does maintain an even temp, but the bottle gets a bit soft, like if it got hotter it might start melting.Noise: Unit turns on and off with a click. It sounds similar to my towel warmers heater clicking on and off. It's just an added noise in the room, I don't love it but I haven't had a client complain or jump (startled).Looks: The unit is attractive. Some of these units can look like baby bottle warmers or metal units, this has an attractive finish that looks professional and non obtrusive.I think it's pricey but it gets the job done and looks nice in the process. I recommend it.

I'm using this warmer for lotion, and the bottle that comes with it is designed for oil, so I swapped out bottle with OXO Outdoor Leakproof Squeeze Bottle Set, using the 6 ounce fits perfect and has large opening to scoop lotion into. Squeeze bottleworks much better for lotion.

I bought this for my husband who puts lotion on every time he gets out of the shower. He would run hot water over his lotion bottle for about 15 minutes before putting it on. Me (wanting to save water and knowing there had to be a better way of having warm lotion) bought this for his birthday. He was instantly skeptical but the second he used it was shocked at how hot it made his lotion in such a short time and even cuts on and off automatically to keep the lotion at the perfect temp! He uses every day and LOVES IT!

Love this oil warmer, I like the fact that it has a soft noise that let's you know when its warming and that it warms in variable times so that the oil does NOT become TOO hot to put on so essentially a safety mechanism to prevent being burned. Smart move on manufactures behalf (unlike some dumb reviews on here saying they want the oil "Hot") It's the perfect amount of warmth give it roughly 20 minutes to get good and warm.I definitely think this product is well worth the price.

This warmed the massage lotion but it “clicks” on and off loudly. Distracting.

Great product! After using it this past week with clients, I can say that it warms very nicely and in about 20 minutes. It turns off and on by itself so it doesn't over heat. You still will want to turn the device completely off at night though. I usually don't keep it on for more than 8 hours. The plastic bottle it comes with is of pretty good quality and is durable. If you have issues putting massage cream in this bottle, you can put the massage cream in a plastic ziploc baggie, snip a corner with scissors, and squeeze the massage cream in the bottle through that end. I would recommend this product and I would purchase again.

After many hours of being on, the bottle gets quite warm but the oil does not. It takes the chill off the oil but Oil Warmer is an exaggeration. But what I dislike even more is the noise it makes. There is a loud click when it turns on. It remains on for about 60 seconds and then turns off with an even louder CLICK. It remains off for about 5-6 minutes before it clicks on again. This goes on and on throughout a massage session disrupting the quiet serene atmosphere. It drove me crazy.I can't imagine any therapist who would accept this let alone clients. This is a sure way to drive away a client. Who designs this stuff? This is the second made in China warmer product I have returned. Why can't someone design a reasonably priced warmer that actually works well?