HypaCool Instant Cold Pack Pro
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- Stays colder for longer than a standard cold pack
- High quality ice pack that activates instantly when squeezed
- Ideal for providing cold therapy to muscle and joint injuries including sprains and strains
- Ready for use whenever and wherever you need it. Ideal for sports and outdoor activities
- Single-use and easily disposable
- Weight: 300g
The HypaCool Instant Cold Pack Pro provides instant cold therapy without the need for any pre-cooling. This premium ice pack stays colder for longer than the Standard Instant Cold Pack providing extra relief from pain and swelling.
The cold pack is single-use and easily disposable. It activates instantly when squeezed, triggering a cooling chemical reaction. The Cold Pack Pro is ideal for use by sports teams and individuals on acute injuries, inflammation and swelling. Because it requires no pre-cooling for use, its ideal for any team or individual sport or any outdoor activity which takes place away from home or first aid facilities, including hiking, cycling, long-distance running, climbing, caving or kayaking.
Use as part of RICE treatment (Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation, recommended by the NHS) as treatment for joint and muscle sprains and strains during the first 48 hours of injury.
