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Dr. Gretchen of the MSing Link's review of ThermApparel UnderCool Cooling Vests: Transcript of video: Something that I am totally crushing on lately is this ThermApparel undercool vest. I love it for so many reasons. But the main reason I love it is because it's so lightweight, and it ac...

A big thank you to Dr. Gretchen for the cool video talking about heat intolerance. She has great tips and suggestions for beating the heat. One of which is our ThermApparel Cooling Vest.    Transcript of video: "A lot of people with Multiple Sclerosis, as well as other autoimmune...

We all know that when we get hot we sweat. This is how our bodies cool themselves down. But what does that really mean and how does it work?   First off, Humans are one of a select few number of mammals that can sweat. Most mammals rely on panting to release excess body heat. This is one reason w...

In a previous blog, we talked about overheating and protective facemasks, the importance of keeping cool while wearing a protective mask, and a Coronavirus Sumer Toolkit. What is a Coronavirus Summer Toolkit? All the essential items needed to keep you safe this summer. Here's what's in ours....

Thank you to Barbara Majeski and FOX 5 / Fox5NY.com for featuring the ThermApparel UnderCool cooling vest on your last minute Father's Day gift guide segment on Friday! We're featured starting at about 4:06 in the segment! For more details, visit BarbaraMajeski.com, Our vest not only p...

  XXL has joined the ThermApparel line. It's XXCool. Same slim, lightweight, comfortable and invisible design as our other vests with the added bonus of 2 additional cooling packs for a total of 6 per vest. ...very cool! XXL comes in your choice of Black or White and your choice of cooling...

Here in ThermApparels home state of New York and many other states across the country wearing a facemask is and will probably continue to be standard operating procedure as we all work to secure a future free of Coronavirus. As the seasons changed and the weather started heating up we started hearin...

By Michael Irving May 20, 2020 The research was published in the journal Cell Reports. Source: University of Rochester Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a debilitating disease that affects the central nervous system. Now, a new study from the University of Rochester has shown that its effects may...

Things to Do During The Coronavirus Pandemic Suggestions from the folks at Morning Brew Learn new skills Be productive while others are “Netflix and Chilling” and take up a new skill. We recommend diving into the world of data science or “No Code.” Follow artists like @clare_mccallen o...

Stay Informed Stay Cool While you’re living out your best socially distanced life, you can always stay informed with the latest COVID-19 news by visiting the CDC, the WHO, and JHU websites, and check which events are canceled. Here’s a dashboard that tracks the outbreak. Ther...