Age: 13 years and above
Age: Adult
Packing List: Bandages and ice packs
Applicable people: children, teenagers, adults
Ice Pack Bandage: Knee Ice Pack
Bandage Pack: Portable Fixation Strap
Strap Bandage: Ice Pack Wrap Protector
Ice packs: hot and cold compresses
First Aid Ice Packs: Reusable Ice Packs
Ice Packs for Pain Relief: Relieving Sports Injuries
Name: Ice bag
Package Included:
1 piece* bandage
or 1 piece* ice pack
or 1 bandage + 1 ice pack
size chart:
Bandage: Length*Width: 62*10cm/24.4*3.9in
Ice pack: 6 inches/9 inches/11 inches
Specification:
Material: diving cloth, fish ribbon
Suitable for the crowd: children, teenagers, adults
Heat compresses are great for:
Muscle pain and cramps, mild arthritis, sprains, strains and stiffness, dysmenorrhea, etc.
Cold compresses are great for:
Sports injuries, toothache, back or joint pain, fever or headache, minor burns, etc.
About the bandage:
1. Safety and quality: Environmentally friendly diving cloth + fish ribbon material, non-toxic, breathable and skin-friendly.
2. With adjustable design, easy to put on and take off.
3. Firmly fix the ice pack, not easy to slip, and no tight feeling.
About ice packs:
1. QUICK RELIEF: Great for cold therapy to help reduce pain and swelling from minor scrapes, bruises, muscle soreness, sprains and strains. Recommended to help relieve pain, reduce swelling, and speed recovery. Keeps colder longer than gel packs or other cold packs. Suitable for sports injuries and first aid.
2. Excellent leak-proof bottle cap, the bottle cap has a large opening and can be easily filled with ice cubes or crushed ice.
3. Available in three sizes 11", 9", 6", the small ice pack is perfect for children or minor aches and pains, while the two larger ice packs are suitable for teens and adults.
4. Must-have product: Keep a handy ice pack at your desk, car, and home to take with you for pain relief. Whether you're suffering from a weekend hangover, a headache, or aches and pains from a recent trip to the chiropractor, you can get immediate, soothing relief with heat or cold therapy.
5. Easy to use: Just fill with ice cubes and water to relieve discomforts such as headaches, bruises, migraines, muscle soreness and swelling. For heat therapy, adding hot water (less than 60 degrees) can help relieve upset stomachs, migraines, sinus and joint pain.
How to use ice pack:
1. Unscrew and remove the cover. For cold therapy, only 1/2~2/3 ice cubes and a small amount of water are required; for hot therapy, only 2/3 warm water (between 50-60 degrees) is required.
2. Close the lid tightly. Turn the ice pack upside down and press firmly on the bottom to test for leaks.
3. Apply to the desired area.
4. Condensation may form on the outside of the bag. Wrap the ice pack in a soft towel to protect your skin and prevent condensation from building up.
5. Apply an ice pack for up to 20 to 30 minutes at a time. Continue to reapply after injury. Wait one hour between applications.
Precautions for using ice packs:
1. Remember this is an ice bag and cannot be used as a hot water bag filled with boiling water.
2..Do not freeze in the refrigerator or heat in the microwave.
3. Do not use the same part for a long time, as it may cause low-temperature burns.
4. When used in summer, water droplets will appear on the bag due to the temperature difference between the inside and outside. it `s just normal. Just like frozen beer in the summer, the beer bottle does not leak, but there are water droplets on the outside, and the greater the temperature difference between the inside and outside, the more water droplets there will be.
5. Do not use on injured areas; dermatitis is prone to occur, and those who are sensitive to rubber or cross-infection should use with caution. If rash or other problems occur, discontinue use and consult a physician. Frequent washing can keep it clean and avoid skin discomfort caused by the discharge of salt from the body.
6. Any product has a lifespan, which is closely related to the level of maintenance. It is recommended not to tighten the cap when not in use.
