Cold Pack
Did you know? You can reduce pain, swelling, and inflammation by using a cold pack for certain injuries. Cold numbs the affected area – a widely known fact. But the proper application and the right product are crucial to faster healing and recovery. Have you tried the Uline Cold Pack yet? It could come to your rescue when you need immediate relief. This brand is popular among ordinary folks, athletes, and workers aware of its power. Putting it in your medical kit can be a lifesaving choice!
Note: This cold pack will only stay cold for approximately 2 days, so please keep this in mind when choosing what shipping option you would like for your order. This cold pack can help prevent product from melting even if your order takes longer than 2 days to arrive, but this is not a guarantee.
Product Features
- Colder than ice
- Reusable
- Non-toxic
- Leakproof
- It lasts for two days
How Healing Works with Our Cold Pack
You might wonder what’s inside the cold pack and why it’s colder than ice. That’s not a mystery at all. In the modern world, this product has become part of healthcare practice. Medical doctors recommend it to patients who need it along with prescribed drugs. The content of the cold pack is water with a plastic bag or tube containing ammonium-nitrate fertilizer. Once you hit the pack, it breaks the tube, and the liquid mixes with fertilizer. It creates an endothermic reaction that absorbs heat.
Many individuals are using a cold pack for bodily pains. It’s been proven by science and experience to relieve inflammation associated with the injury. The product works like an ordinary cold compress, but it’s on a different level since it’s colder than ice. The Cold Pack is also handy and can be brought to your office or anywhere where it might be necessary. You have to choose the right brand, though, because not all products in the market are guaranteed quality. Our cold pack is definitely a must-try!
FAQs:
Why can cold packs reduce pain and swelling?
Cold packs can reduce pain and swelling because the cold constricts blood vessels and decreases circulation to the affected area. For example, if you roll your ankle in a basketball match, an immediate application of the product can minimize the possibility of long-term swelling and lessen the recovery time.
How long must you use the cold pack?
As a general rule, don’t apply the cold pack longer than 15-20 minutes at a time. You should also avoid sleeping with the pack on your skin. It helps if you keep a cloth between your skin and the cold pack and press it firmly against all the curves of the affected area. Keep in mind that this product might be too heavy or bulky for use around your eyes.
Can cold packs damage your skin?
There’s a possibility that your skin might get damaged due to severe cold exposure. It’s called an ice burn or frostbite. This usually happens in freezing temperatures or when you come into contact with something extremely cold, which can cause damage to the skin tissue. So, you need to observe some precautions when using the product. Don’t put it on too long.
Is cold helpful for faster recovery?
Cold compress has been proven effective in reducing pain and inflammation for acute and fresh injuries. That’s why people apply the product for immediate relief. So, using a cold pack can help you recover faster than with ordinary ice or not applying any cold at all.
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Ryan J. She is the best customer service agent I have ever encountered. She went way above and way beyond for me on an issue that was not even HCHs fault at all. Thank you Kaylee , you made my holiday
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Cheryl P. These do not stay cold for long enough.
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Justin Cold Pack (lasts ~2 days)
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Nat Takes longer for me to receive product with USPS so 2 days doesn’t seem long enough. It sits in mailman’s truck in South FL sun until delivered around 3 pm, chocolates are sometimes disformed but still edible.
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Meg E. I ordered a bunch of chocolate & despite living in a cool climate, I added a cold pack to play it safe. Whether this helped the delivery arrive in A+ condition or not - I don’t really know. Either way, I like refreshing my stash of ice packs & DON’T like melted chocolate :)