Safety First Aid Group HypaGel Hot/Cold Pack Compact, Pack of 3

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Place the gel pack in the wrap or at least cover before applying to skin, Gel stays flexible even when frozen. Heat should not be applied directly after injury, you have to wait for the swelling to die down before treating with heat therapy. The sooner ice is applied to a muscle strain or sprain, the quicker the pain and swelling is reduced – speeding up the recovery process. It's made from higher grade fabric than non-woven hot and cold sleeves/covers and comes with a strap which makes securing or attaching your ice pack even easier. They say it is very effective, works just as well in a fridge as well as freezer, and is very useful on holiday.

Bear in mind that if you leave the pack in the freezer for more than a couple of hours, the pack may freeze solid.Oversized pack is ideal for treating large body surfaces such as shoulders, hips, back and thighs, 30cm x 36cm, ideal as a Therapist size pack for shoulders and large muscles. Cold treatment helps reduce pain and swelling after muscle or joint injuries, as part of the RICE method recommended by the NHS - Protection, Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation. The Mueller Reusable Cold/Hot Pack contains a soft gel and is ideal for cold or hot therapy in treating minor scrapes and bruises, muscle aches and sprains, headaches, minor burns, toothaches.

Each pack can be used as both a hot or cold pack by either heating the pack in the microwave or in the freezer prior to use. This heat / ice pack is for individuals who require a value standard heat or ice pack that can be used on small body areas such as the elbow or wrist. To microwave, place the gel pack in a microwavable container and cover with water ( Never heat in microwave without the water, dry heat may damage the pack and overheat the gel). uk require a 14 working days waiting period before being able to trace, replace or refund lost items. Cold Therapy: for fast relief from sprains, strains, bruises and swelling, headaches and minor injuries.

A reusable pack that can be either hot or cold for the treatment of inflammation and pain caused by sporting injuries. For hot therapy place the pack in the microwave before use and for cold therapy place the pack in freezer before use. However, you may find that after a longer period of freezing that when removed from the freezer the gel pack feels less pliable than normal. For the best results to heat them up, we would recommend putting them in a microwave however using hot water will also work. We've optimised the gel content so when the heat pack or cold pack is wrapped around a body part the gel spreads evenly throughout the pack, providing greater contact and improved results for pain relief and recovery.