Smart Care Ice Bag

Smart Care Ice Bag is a healthcare accessory that helps in relieving all kinds of muscular pain and provides cold therapy for strained and tired muscles. The ice bag is a perfect companion for athletes, sportspersons and physical trainers. It is an ideal treatment for back pain, sports injury, heat exhaustion, and migraine headaches.

Uses:
To provide perfect cold therapy for strained and tired muscles caused by sports activities, back pain, etc.

Product Specifications and Features:

• Material: water-repellent cloth

• Made from high-quality materials and has a leak-proof design

• Soft fibre provides comfort and complete coverage of injured area

• Comes in a compact design, is small, handy and easy to carry

• It has a large cup for ice cubes

• Reaches all contours of the body and relieves pains and swelling

Directions for Use:

• Just put some ice in the bag and wrap it in a clean towel

• Place this ice pack on the affected area

Safety Information:

• Read the label carefully before use

• Store in a cool and dry place, away from sunlight

• Keep out of reach of children

• Keep away from direct exposure to flame

• Keep away from sharp and pointed objects

Quick Tips:

• Ice therapy is best if used within the initial 48 hours of the injury

• Remove the ice and excess water from the bag after use

• Do not apply it for more than 20 minutes at a time

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. How long should I use an ice pack for cold therapy?
Do the cold therapy prescribed by the medical practitioner. Generally, apply for a 10 to 15-minute cycle, providing the necessary benefit. It is best when using cold therapy on an arm or leg to elevate it above the heart. This will help improve the therapeutic process.

Q. What size is the cold pack best for me?
It depends on the size and what part of the body is hurting. To be effective with cold therapy when managing an extremity, such as a knee, ankle or elbow, the cold pack should go all the way around and extend 2 to 3 inches beyond the area of pain management as oedema will migrate. The correct size for a back wrap will depend on the height and waist size.