Battle Creek Ice It! ColdComfort Ice Pack Wrap with 3 Cold Packs 9 x 20 Inches
PRODUCT DETAILS
Extra-large Ice It!® ColdComfort™ therapy system includes three 6" x 9" cold packs, 9" x 20" fabric cover divided in three sections to hold each cold pack securely, and a wide, fully removable elastic strap with Velcro® fasteners on each end. Generous size for large areas, such as the back, hip or abdomen.
- Fabric Cover, Removable Elastic Strap
- Stays flexible when fully frozen, to mold around painful area
- Quickly reaches freezing temperature
- Maintains low temperature longer for optimum therapeutic benefit
- Non-toxic fill enclosed in latex-free vinyl
- Durable enough to be used several times a day
- Ergonomic designs for specific areas, such as the neck, shoulder, back or wrist
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Each (EA) 1 Set 1 Total (1 Each)
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q: What are the benefits of hot and cold therapy?
A: Hot and cold therapy helps relieve pain, reduce inflammation, promote healing, and enhance circulation. It is commonly used for injuries, sore muscles, and joint pain.
Q: How to do hot and cold therapy at home?
A: To use hot therapy, apply a warm compress or heating pad to the affected area for 15-20 minutes. For cold therapy, use an ice pack for the same duration, ensuring a protective layer between the ice and the skin.
Q: When should I use heat therapy?
A: Heat therapy is best for muscle relaxation, stiffness, and chronic pain. It helps improve blood flow and is ideal for conditions like arthritis and back pain.
Q: When should I use cold therapy?
A: Cold therapy is effective for reducing swelling, inflammation, and acute injuries such as sprains and bruises. It helps numb pain and prevent further tissue damage.
Q: Can I alternate between hot and cold therapy?
A: Yes, alternating between hot and cold therapy can help reduce pain and swelling while promoting circulation. This method is commonly used for muscle recovery and injury treatment.
Q: Are there any precautions when using hot or cold therapy?
A: Always use a protective layer between heat or cold packs and the skin to prevent burns or frostbite. Do not apply either treatment for more than 20 minutes at a time.