Description
Relief Instant Mini Ice Pack 100g
This single use disposable pack is a convenient addition to any first aid kit and is especially suitable for sports and other physical activities where bumps, strains and sprains are possible. Simply breaking the small internal bag of water quickly activates the Urea crystals to give up to 25 minutes of ice cold therapy.
15cm x 15cm
- Free from ammonium nitrate.
- Compact and economic size.
- Suitable for first aid kits.
- Ideal sports product.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the dimensions of the instant ice pack?
These instant ice packs are 15cm x 15cm, which makes them a compact and ready for use on small injuries such as bumps and bruises.
How do I use the instant ice pack?
Firstly, to activate the cold reaction within the first aid ice pack, squeeze or strike the pack to break the water pouch inside. Once the water mixes with the cooling formula, the small ice pack should become cold instantly.
Is the instant ice pack reusable?
These instant ice packs are made to be single-use and disposable, to enforce good hygiene and the best performance of cool healing. For a more reusable option, consider the relief hot and cold pack, which can be used multiple times for heat and cooling therapy.
How long does an instant ice pack last?
After being activated, the mini ice pack can give cold therapy for up to 25 minutes, which is the advised length of cold treatment to prevent any skin damage.
What injuries are instant ice packs for?
Instant ice packs are for mainly for treating minor sprains, strains, bruises, and insect bites by reducing the swelling of the skin and numbing the pain of the affected area.
Can an ice pack be applied directly to the skin?
It is recommended to have a cloth or protective barrier between the instant ice pack and the skin. This is to prevent any potential skin irritation or frost burns.
Can these instant ice packs be used in schools?
Yes, these instant ice packs are more than suitable for use on children provided they are used correctly under adult supervision for younger children. We also recommend a health and safety poster to go alongside this for schools, to teach children the information they need in a first aid emergency.
How should the ice pack be stored before use?
It is advised to store the instant ice packs in a cool, dry place. Keep them away from any direct sunlight to keep their efficiency. Ideally they should be stored alongside first aid kits, or any other first aid supplies for fast action in a smaller injury situation.
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