Factory Price CE ISO Approved First Aid Portable Reusable Long Time PE Gel Hot Cold Pack for Sports Pain

Product Description

Overview of Customized Reusable Injuries Medical Therapy Wrap Gel Ice Pack
 

Essential Details of Customized Reusable Injuries Medical Therapy Wrap Gel Ice Pack

Name	Therapy care colorful cooling gel cold pack
Brand name	Ihome Comfort
Place of Origin	Jiangsu,China
Material	Gel,PVC
color	red,orange,yellow,blue,purple,pink,black or customized
Size (CM)	23*13CM/28.5*13.5CM
Weight (G)	215g/ 325g
MOQ (Piece)	500
Certificates	ISO,CE,BS
OEM/ODM	We are factory, OEM and ODM are all available.
Samples	Free sample
Function	Relief Arthritis, Sprains, Migraine Relief, Muscle Pain, Bruise
Sample time	2 to 3 days
Supply ability	5000 Pieces/ per Day
Logo	costomized

Package & Delivery
 

Package	Each in polybag,box,bag
Port	Shanghai and Ningbo

 

                               Usage
                                                                                 These packs can be used on your head, neck, wrist, knee, foot, elbow, etc. It also relieves sports injuries, sprains, swelling, sore muscles, headaches, strains, and toothaches.
                                                              And also used on lunch box ice packs, office lunch bag, or a day out in the sun, fishing trip, hiking and much more.
                                                            Place in the freezer for 30 mins or microwave for 20-35 seconds and get instant pain relief! 

Function of hot cold pack     
                                                                                                                               

Hot and cold packs are versatile therapeutic tools that can be used to treat various types of injuries, pain, and inflammation. They offer the benefits of both heat and cold therapy, depending on the specific need. Here are the main functions of hot and cold packs:

1. Cold therapy (Cryotherapy): Cold     packs can be used to help reduce swelling, inflammation, and pain associated with acute injuries such as sprains, strains, bruises, and fractures. They are particularly effective in the initial 24-48 hours following the injury when inflammation is at its peak. Cold therapy works by constricting blood vessels, reducing blood flow and inflammation in the affected area, and numbing pain.

2. Heat therapy (Thermotherapy): Hot    packs can be used to alleviate pain and discomfort associated with chronic conditions such as muscle stiffness, joint pain, arthritis, and tendonitis. They can also help to relax tense or spasming muscles, providing relief from muscle stiffness, cramps, or strains. Heat therapy works by increasing blood flow and oxygen supply to the affected area, promoting relaxation and healing of the tissues.

3. Alternating hot and cold therapy:  In some cases, alternating between hot and cold therapy can be beneficial, particularly for injuries that have moved past the acute inflammatory stage. This method can help to reduce inflammation and promote healing by stimulating blood flow and encouraging the removal of waste products from the affected area.

4. Convenience and ease of use: Hot and cold packs are typically easy to use, either by microwaving or freezing, making them a convenient and cost-effective option for at-home

     
 

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