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Boldfit Ice Bags For Pain Relief 6inch Yellow Banana

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Boldfit Ice Bags For Pain Relief 6inch Yellow Banana
Product Details
Boldfit Ice Bags For Pain Relief 6inch Yellow Banana
It is a pain relief ice bag that can help manage body aches and swellings. This bag is designed with a large-cap to put solid or smashed ice into the bag for a cold compress. It's convenient, flexible, soft, and soft-touch rubberised fabric. It is suitable for cold therapy to help reduce slight scratches, bruises, muscle pain, sprays and strains, and swelling.

Uses
It is used to treat sore muscles and other knee or joint pains.

Product Features and Specifications
  • It is suitable for cold therapy to help reduce slight scratches, bruises, muscle pain, sprays and strains, and swelling
  • It can help relieve pain, reduce swelling, and speed recovery
  • This attractive ice-cool pack is a waterproof rubberised fabric with a plastic screw cap to securely keep the cold and wet inside the bag
  • The cold pack for pain relief comprises heavy-duty material; they travel well and are refillable and reusable
  • The ice pain relief bag has a large-cap, which is easy to fill the ice or smash ice
  • It can help soothe the stomach, sinus, and joint pain. Convenient, flexible, and soft, and can be used anywhere
  • Its soft fabric can help provide comfort and coverage to the injured areas
  • It stays cold much longer than traditional gel packs, ice packs, or other cold packs
  • The Superior Leak-proof Cap with a large opening is for easy filling of ice cubes or crushed ice

Directions For Use
Pour water and ice cubes.
Remove air from the bag.
Press the ice bag on the pain area.
Relax the ice bag on the injury area with an ice wrap.

Safety Information
  • Read the label carefully before use
  • Store in a cool and dry place away from direct sunlight
  • Keep out of reach of children
 
This product is non-returnable.

Content on this page was last updated on 17 September, 2024, by Dr. Varun Gupta (MD Pharmacology)