Hot & Cold Packs
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The Col-PaC® re-usable cold pack offers an effective method of applying cold therapy to a localized area. Place pack in a chilling unit or freezer. Packs remain pliable and soft even below freezing. Pack maintains its therapeutic temperature level for up to thirty minutes. Chilled pack should be applied to treatment area using either a towel or a Relief Pak® cover. Has polyurethane exterior, which is more supple and maintains its flexibility at a lower temperature than the vinyl packs. Standard - 10" x 13.5" - Case of 12.
The re-usable Hot Button® hot pack instantly becomes hot once the button inside the pack is activated. The pack remains hot for at least 30 minutes. Re-usable pack is "recharged" and made ready for a future activation by boiling it for approximately 10 minutes. The activation and recharging of a pad can be repeated at least 100 times. The Hot Button® contents are not harmful; they are common non-toxic food additives. Activate pad by gently flexing disk within the pad back and forth until pad starts to crystalize; pad will heat to approximately 130°F (54°C). For cold pack ...
Easy to use. Ideal for minor sprains, strains, bumps and bruises. Helps control swelling and relieve discomfort. Includes an insulating layer to help maintain the cold temperature longer. Width: 5"; Depth: 6"; Number of Pieces: 2.
Cold pack with soccer ball design. Packs filled with non-toxic silica gel that delivers up to 30 minutes of soothing relief of acute pain, swelling and fever. Sport-Pac™ cold pack - soccer ball design, Retail Box of 10.
The re-usable Hot Button® hot pack instantly becomes hot once the button inside the pack is activated. The pack remains hot for at least 30 minutes. Re-usable pack is "recharged" and made ready for a future activation by boiling it for approximately 10 minutes. The activation and recharging of a pad can be repeated at least 100 times. The Hot Button® contents are not harmful; they are common non-toxic food additives. Activate pad by gently flexing disk within the pad back and forth until pad starts to crystalize; pad will heat to approximately 130°F (54°C). For cold pack ...