Hasta La Gadget!

As one grows older, one does not only get wiser (hopefully), but you would most probably notice that the vigor of your youth would have started to disappear – slowly and surely. No longer are you able to party all night long without suffering from a terrible hangover the next day, but your body might not be able to stand up to the strain of intense physical activity without aching all over the place when you wake up the next morning. The traditional method of treating aches and pains would be to make use of ice packs or microwavable heat packs, but those lose their temperature in a short while, making the $59.95 Instant Hot Or Cold Pain Relief Wand worth checking out.

It does work in a manner different to that of the Wide Coverage LED Pain Reliever, but there are added advantages to the Instant Hot Or Cold Pain Relief Wand. This will be a cordless handheld device for added freedom, and it will be able to instantly emit cold or heat to treat aching muscles and joint pain, thanks to its special dual thermal system that will cool to 43º F in one minute for inflamed joints or heats up to 104º F heat in order to relieve pain and help stimulate circulation. The wand can be comfortably held in one’s hand, and the user can apply pressure to hard-to-reach areas without any worry. The entire shebang will run on a couple of AA batteries, so I would strongly recommend making use of rechargeable batteries in the long run to save even more money.
[ Instant Hot Or Cold Pain Relief Wand treats aches and pains in double quick time copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]

This night light is actually a knightlight. Get it? I do and it’s very pun-ny. This humorous and no doubt noble knightlight was created by Professor Theodosius O’Bliviate, a 15-year old crafter and prop maker. And it looks awesome.

It was made from a novelty radio he found in a junk shop. He took the speaker and electronics out, then put a 12-volt light in the opening for the speaker. He used a junk harmonica to cover up the slots for the volume and tuning knobs.

This knightlight would look great in any castle. I love all of the details. Not bad at all for a Professor of that age.

[via Neatorama]

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