How to use an instant ice pack

Instant Ice Pack, is a plastic bag filled with water, together with nitrogenous salts into a portable outside non woven fabric bag or plastic bag. Instant cold compress is providing instant cold relief for strains, bruises, sprains and other injuries, or in insulated shipping containers to keep products cool during transport.

• How to use an instant ice pack?

• What is an instant ice pack used for?

• What is the different between Instant Ice Pack and Gel Packs?

How to use an instant ice pack?

Instant Ice Pack is quick and easy to use, once the pack is squeezed, pain caused by contusions, sprains and shocks will be relieved.

First Step:

Squeeze cold pack firmly with both hands to break the internal water bag in order to mix the contents.

Second Step:

Shake the pack well for 10 seconds.

Third Step:

Apply on the injured limb, the cold pack can be kept in place by using a bandage or a towel.

Forth Step:

Always keep a cloth between your skin and the ice pack, and press firmly against all the curves of the affected area. Do not apply ice for longer than 15 to 20 minutes at a time, and do not fall asleep with the ice on your skin.

What is an instant ice pack used for?

• First Aid, Sports Injuries, Home Care and Cold Chain Logistics

• Cold therapy for relief of pain

• Ideal for bruising, swelling, sprains, strains and fever relief

What is the different between Instant Ice Pack and Gel Packs?

Gel packs are used for cold and hot therapy, and are made up of gel refrigerants and water. These products can be frozen or heated up in microwaves, according to the manufacturer's directions. They are not as portable as instant ice packs though, and are better suited for chronic and recurring pain like stiff muscles. They are made from puncture-proof, heavy-duty materials that prevent leakage, so you can use them over and over again.

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