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Relief Hot Cold Pack

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REL-711
£2.99 inc. VAT
£2.49 ex. VAT

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Description

This hot or cold relief pack is an essential for any first aid kit or cabinet. The ingenious design allows this pack to be frozen or heated depending on the injury. The gel within this pack can take as little as 30 seconds to heat up if you are using a microwave; alternatively place in hot water for 10 minutes. For a cold pack, simply place the pack in the freezer for an hour.

Reusable hot/cold therapy pack to help soothe muscular discomfort and help to reduce swelling and bruising.

The hot pack will assist in increasing circulation, with temporary relief to muscle aches, back pain, sinusitis or menstrual cramps.

The cold pack will assist in temporarily reducing swelling, toothache, headache and fever.

HOT PACK 
Temporary relief of muscle aches, sprains, and strains.
Back pain.  
Menstrual cramps.  
Sinusitis.

HOT PACK INSTRUCTIONS

HOT WATER
Bring water to the boil; remove from heat and immerse the hot/cold pack for approx 4-10 minutes. Check after the first 4 mins, then every 1 minute until the correct temperature has been reached.

MICROWAVE
Adjust times to suit the power of your microwave according to the microwave manufacturers instructions.

600W - 30seconds
700W - 20seconds
800W+ - 10seconds

1. Place the Relief hot/cold pack flat in the microwave oven.  
2. Remove the pack. check for any splits or leakages, knead to distribute the heat.

GUIDANCE ONLY - DO NOT OVERHEAT


COLD PACK USES

Temporary relief of headache. Toothache. Reduces fever.

COLD PACK INSTRUCTIONS
FREEZER

To freeze, place the pack flat in the freezer for no longer than 1 hour.

Do not apply directly to skin.

13cm x 26.5cm

Covers available.

Frequently Asked Questions

 

What is the hot/cold pack? ▼

This hot and cold pack is a reusable gel pack designed for both hot and cold therapy, helping to soothe muscular discomfort and reduce swelling and bruising.

How do I use it for cold therapy? ▼

Place the pack in the freezer for at least 2 hours before use. Cold therapy can help temporarily reduce swelling, toothache, headaches, and fever.

How do I use it for heat therapy? ▼

Heat the pack in hot (not boiling) water for 5–10 minutes or microwave according to the instructions provided with the pack to enjoy soothing heat therapy.

Is the hot/cold pack safe to apply directly to the skin? ▼

Always wrap the pack in a cloth or towel before applying it to the skin to prevent irritation or burns.

Can it be reused multiple times? ▼

It can be reused repeatedly as long as the pack is not punctured or leaking.

What are common uses for this hot and cold pack? ▼

It’s ideal for treating sprains, strains, muscle aches, sinusitis, and menstrual cramps.

Should this hot and cold pack be included in a first aid kit? ▼

It’s an essential addition to any first aid kit or first aid cabinet.

 

If you have any further questions about this product feel free to ask a question in our customer question box below, or contact our sales team.

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