16 products to bring you comfort during cold and flu season
Treat cold and flu discomfort with feel-good self-care picks. (iStock)
Part of treating any sickness is having items on hand that help you relax. From heated blankets and bulk tissues to soothing teas and plush pillows, these self-care finds can make sick days more bearable.
Original price: $46.99
When flu aches hit, wrap yourself in this 15-pound weighted blanket. The gentle pressure can calm your body, making it easier to rest. One side is plush fleece, while the other is cool microfiber — both feel like a warm hug when you need it most.
When you constantly have to blow your nose, you need tissues that can keep up. Kleenex tissues are soft and soothing to help prevent skin irritation. Stock up on eight boxes for less than $20.
Original price: $20.99
Feeling congested can make a cold that much more miserable. These Breathe Right nasal strips come with a flexible, spring-like band that lifts your nasal passages to improve airflow.
Original price: $69.99
Target nasal discomfort using a Vicks inhaler — now nearly $30 off. It uses non-medicated steam to provide temporary relief. Adjust the steam to your desired level, hold the inhaler up to your face and breathe deeply.
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A Yogi Tea Get Well sampler gives you all the comfort in a cup. Inside the giftable box, you’ll find 45 tea bags with nine herbal blends designed to support everything from stress relief to easier breathing and immune health. It’s a thoughtful pick for anyone battling a cold or just in need of a little self-care.
Turn your shower into a steamy escape with these Vicks VapoShower Plus steamers. Packed with eucalyptus, menthol and camphor, they help open up airways and bring instant comfort. The set comes with 12 steamers.
Original price: $19.99
Sticking to your routine while dealing with a cold isn’t fun, but a little warmth can offer some relief. These rechargeable hand warmers have three heat settings and tuck easily into your gloves or pockets. They’re ideal for cold commutes, train-platform waits or braving the morning chill.
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Flu season is brutal enough without trying to sleep on a lumpy old pillow. These Beckham Hotel Collection pillows offer soft, neck-cradling support without feeling stiff. They also help keep you cool while you sleep.
Skip the stack of pillows and use this bed pillow to sit up comfortably. Two plush arms have storage pockets for extra tissues, the remote and your phone, while an extra pillow supports your neck as you read or watch your favorite show.
Original price: $39.99
This Levoit humidifier adds moisture to rooms with dry air, which may ease sore throats, loosen mucus and keep your airways hydrated. The 2.5-liter tank runs for up to 25 hours and has a wide opening that makes cleaning simple.
Original price: $68.99
Bedsure’s electric blanket warms you up when you have the chills. Made with plush sherpa fleece, it features six heat levels, four timer settings and a remote for easy control. A three-hour auto shut off helps prevent overheating while you rest.
Trap heat while you’re stuck on the couch with a wearable blanket. It frees your hands to sip tea and blow your nose while still providing proper coverage. A giant pocket also gives you a place to store your sick-day essentials.
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Looking put together isn’t a priority when you’re sick, but this Cozy Earth bamboo pajama set makes it effortless. With contrast piping, a pocketed button-up and draped pants, it feels polished without trying. More importantly, the breathable, temperature-regulating fabric keeps you comfortable during colds.
Original price: $14.99
These fuzzy socks are like a warm hug for your toes — a must-have when you kick off the blanket or shuffle out of bed. This six-pack delivers cloud-like softness, stay-put cuffs and seamless toes for maximum comfort.
Cooling, non-medicated gel strips relax a sore face or head. Just trim the strip if needed, peel off the adhesive and stick one on for hours of coolness.
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Check your temperature quickly with this forehead thermometer. The point and press gives you an instant reading, no contact required. It uses infrared technology, switches between Celsius and Fahrenheit and sounds a fever alarm when it’s time to take action.
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