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The Nexcare ColdHot Comfort Gel Pack is a versatile, reusable solution for both hot and cold therapy. Whether you need to soothe sore muscles, reduce swelling, or relieve pain, this gel pack provides natural pain relief without the need for medication. It stays soft and flexible even when frozen, ensuring a comfortable fit on any area of the body. The microwaveable design makes it easy to heat up for muscle relaxation and improved circulation, while the freezable feature helps reduce inflammation and numb pain from injuries. Comes with a soft protective cover for added comfort.
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Non-toxic gel formulation
Soft, durable plastic pouch
For Cold Therapy: Place in the freezer for at least 2 hours before use. Apply to the affected area for no more than 20 minutes at a time.
For Heat Therapy: Heat in the microwave (as per instructions on packaging) or in hot water. Ensure the temperature is safe before applying to the skin.
Always use the included protective cover or a cloth to prevent direct skin contact.
Muscle pain, stiffness, and tension relief
Swelling and inflammation reduction
Sports injuries, bruises, and sprains
Back pain, neck pain, and joint discomfort
Post-surgery recovery and physical therapy.
Always check the temperature before applying to the skin.
Do not use on open wounds or sensitive skin conditions.
Do not overheat in the microwave, as it may cause burns or damage the pack.
Discontinue use if irritation occurs.
Pack Size: 1 reusable gel pack
Includes: Protective fabric cover
Usage: Hot & Cold Therapy.
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