Cold Thermal Pack
| Type | Cold |
| Area Of The Body | General Purpose |
COLD THERAPY PRODUCTS FOR PRIVATE PRACTICE AND CLINICSThermoform® Ice Compresses were created to address conditions that necessitate cold therapy. The compress is re-usable and durable, and it is filled with a specialized gel that maintains cold for an extended period and guarantees a precisely measured cold emission. In addition, the Thermoform® Ice Compresses are flexible up to –20° C, which simplifies handling and enables optimal adaptation to the body parts to be treated. To cool it down, simply place it in the freezer.input:
output:Examples of indicators include:· Inflammations of the muscles and joints· Arthritis· Sprains, bruises, and pulled muscles
· Recent injuries· Nasal bleeding· Vascular imaging· Thromboses· Headaches/migrainesContraindications:· Reduced flow of blood through the arteries· Raynaud’s syndrome (blue fingertips)ICE COMPRESSES FOR COLD THERAPYDouble layers of plastic guarantee safety.Cold emission is facilitated by a special gel that ensures precise dosing.
Flexible up to -20°CSimple to operate: place in the freezer
Hygienic, capable of disinfection
Reusable and durable
(cost-effective)Ice CompressorDimensions: 24 x 32 cm
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