Safety First Aid Group HypaCool Instant Cold Ice Packs, Standard, for First Aid, Sports Injuries and Pain Relief, Pack of 12

£11.82

Single use instant cold compress ice pack Ideal for rapid reponse to acute strain and sprain injuries during sports, travel and outdoor activities Quick, easy and mess-free method of providing cryotherapy Activates when the inner pouch is squeezed – no need to cool in the freezer. (Note: The inner pouch requires some force to activate, and you may hear a ‘pop’ when it does.) Standard ice pack pack size is 14cm x 23cm Prior to activation, instant ice packs contain loose granules, which turn to liquid after the inner pack has burst.

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Product Description The HypaCool Instant Cold Pack provides instant pain relief quickly and easily to sprain and strains during the acute stages of injury, when treatment is most important. The cold packs are single-use and are easily disposed of in ordinary household or business waste. The cold pack is ideal for emergency pitch-side use or relief on the trail. The packs are activated with a chemical reaction when squeezed and do not require pre-cooling in a freezer, meaning they're ready whenever and wherever you need them. Also available in a compact size. How to Use: 1. Locate the inner pouch and squeeze it firmly to rupture the inner pouch and begin the reaction 2. Shake the pack to mix the contents 3. Apply the pack to the injured area, ensuring a therapy cover/sleeve, compression cuff or similar is used as a barrier between the cold pack and the skin to protect against frostbite 4. Dispose of the cold pack in household or workplace waste after use, ensuring not to tear or puncture the pack. If the pack is ruptured, avoid contact with the contents and dispose of as safely as possible. Further information is included on the reverse of the package. Indications acute injuries, sprains, and strains Directions 1. Remove the HypaCool Instant Cold Pack from its packaging. 2. Squeeze the pack to activate it. 3. Apply the cold pack to the affected area for pain relief. See more