Large Post-Injury Knee Ice Wraps With Reusable Soft Gel Packs: Product Update
Jul 10, 2023
Cool Relief, a company specializing in medical-grade personal cooling and heating devices, recently updated its range of knee ice wraps.
Oklahoma City, United States - July 10, 2023 /PressCable/ —
Cool Relief’s knee ice wrap range now includes three different compression ice wraps intended to provide instant, long-lasting relief of knee injury pain, post-operative pain, and pain associated with daily wear and tear. The ice wraps utilize Cool Relief’s innovative soft gel ice pack technology, which is designed to stay colder longer than traditional ice packs.
More details can be found at https://www.coolrelief.net/collections/knee-ice-wraps
According to WebMD, standard knee pain is the most common musculoskeletal complaint that doctors receive, affecting about 25% of U.S. adults. Though treatments vary depending on the area of the knee affected and the severity of the pain, most doctors prescribe icing as one way of mitigating symptoms. With its updated range of knee ice wraps, Cool Relief is trying to provide those suffering from knee pain with convenient and comfortable relief options.
Included in the range are the Knee Soft Gel Ice Pack and the Large Soft Gel Pack for Knee 360° Coverage. Both are lightweight compression wraps providing targeted cooling of affected areas, only in the case of the Large Soft Gel Pack for Knee 360° Coverage, the entire knee—front, back and sides—is covered.
Also included in the range is the Athletic Knee Ice Pack Wrap, which is Cool Relief’s largest knee ice wrap option. This wrap covers the medial to lateral area of the knee, an area that is highly susceptible to sports injuries.
The ice pack inserts that come with the wraps are made using Cool Relief’s proprietary soft gel ice pack technology, which is a unique combination of inner ice and flexible gel formulated to keep its temperature for up to two hours. The ice packs are reusable, and can also be heated in the microwave and used for warm therapy.
“I use the Knee Soft Gel Ice Pack from Cool Relief after intense cycling sessions and it is the perfect antidote to any pain I feel,” said a satisfied customer. “It stays cold for a ridiculously long time. Plus, with the adjustable Velcro straps, you can make it as tight or as loose as you need, which allows me to stay active. I can’t recommend them enough.”
All three of the ice wraps included in the updated range can be purchased through the Cool Relief website. The site also has ice wraps for the shoulders, hips, back, ankles, feet, wrists, elbows, jaw, face, and neck.
Interested parties can find more information at https://www.coolrelief.net/collections/knee-ice-wraps
Contact Info:
Name: Devin Grunder
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Organization: Cool Relief LLC
Address: 1312 NW 14th St, Oklahoma City, OK 73106, United States
Website: https://www.coolrelief.net
Source: PressCable
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