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Instant Cold Compresses

Chemical Cold Packs / Instant Ice Packs / Instant Cold Compresses temporarily relieve minor pain and swelling for sprains, aches and sore joints. Our Instant Chemical Cold Packs are conveniently disposable with no pre-chilling required for quick, effective relief. Be sure to note the substantial savings when purchasing in bulk quantities - from just 28¢ per pack!. New Urea Cool Packs can be expressed shipped with no Hazmat fees, too - call Toll Free for questions or information. We Manufacture our own Instant Cold packs, so the savings go straight to you - see our instant ice packs at wholesale, when you buy bulk! Check out the COOL Kids Ice packs. Also see: Ice Wrap Reusable Hot & Cold Packs  Heat Packs & Warmers NEW! Hot or Cold Pack? Learn When and How to use Cold for Injuries!

Where else can you buy individual and boxed cold compresses & wholesale bulk instant cold packs from 28¢?

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    6" x 9" Instant Cold Compress, Case of 50
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Treatment for MusculoSkeletal Injuries

(Strains, Sprains, Pulls, Contusions and Fractures)

R-I-C-E which stands for REST, ICE, COMPRESSION, and ELEVATION.

REST: This should be obvious to anyone suffering a severe strain or sprain, but should be observed even by those simply suspecting injury. Rest simply means, "Don't walk on a sprain." Repeated use of the injured area may mask the pain, cause further injury, or increase the time needed to heal.

ICE: This is perhaps the most important aspect in dealing with an injury of this type.  Applying ice to the injured area is necessary to control internal bleeding, reduce pain and swelling, and to facilitate the body's natural healing processes.  Many people prefer the use of heat for sprain and strain injuries. Understanding the physiological changes that take place with each may prevent this mistake from being made.  A sprain or strain often involves the tearing of connective tissues, muscles, and often blood vessels as well. The application of heat will relax the muscles and dilate the walls of the blood vessels in the area.  While a warm spa may sound more inviting than a bucket of ice water, the heat will increase bleeding and swelling in the damaged area, slowing the healing process.  Conversely, ice constricts the blood vessels, slowing the bleeding and reducing painful swelling of the tissues.

CAUTION: DO NOT APPLY ICE DIRECTLY TO SKIN. IT MAY CAUSE FROSTBITE. ALWAYS PLACE A FABRIC BARRIER BETWEEN THE ICE OR COLD PACK AND THE SKIN.

COMPRESSION: A pressure bandage may be applied to restrict blood flow and swelling of the area. Be cautious not to apply a pressure bandage too tightly.  Check distal pulse, movement, sensation, and capillary refill before and after applying a pressure bandage to ensure that the extremities are receiving sufficient circulation.

ELEVATION: Elevation of an injured body part above the level of the heart is another method of controlling blood flow and reducing swelling of the injured area. Do not elevate any area if you suspect it may cause further injury.

The first aid for fractures generally involves immobilization of the injured area, treating for shock, and activating the EMS.  Sometimes, however, it may be necessary to move a patient yourself.  If you must move a patient even a short distance, a splint must be applied to immobilize the injury and prevent further damage

Understand how instant cold packs work...

An instant ice pack gets cold when water and urea (or sometimes ammonium nitrate) mix, causing a chemical reaction. The way this is done, is we manufacturer the cold packs as a small bag or pouch of water inside a large bag of urea crystals. Following the directions, a user will shake the instant cold pack (to loosen and distribute the urea inside the pack) then squeeze (to burst the inner pouch releasing the water) and then shake again, mixing the contents and creating an instant chemical reaction creating cold. (This is also why they are sometimes called "chemical cold packs".)

Your source for first aid cold packs, cold compresses, instant ice packs for cold therapy as well as safety kits, products and supplies - We have instant cold packs, instant cold compress & instant cold pads. If you need instant ice packs, instant ice compress, or first aid cold packs try our first aid cold compress and first aid cold bags, these first aid ice packs are the type of first aid ice bags that you squeeze and shake for first aid to ice muscles or use as a first aid ice wrap. For first aid ice application, these first aid ice pads and the ice securing wrap first aid ice pouch are great medical ice packs used as medical ice bags & medical ice wraps. Doctors use our medical cold packs and instant chemical cold packs for injury treatment and While Canadians typically call them chemical cold packs, these instant and reusable chemical cold packs are the same type of chemical cold pack and chemical cold pads, or chemical cold compress / chemical cold pak, that we call first aid cold packs. Whatever sort of chemical cold bags, medical ice collar, chemical ice packs, chemical ice bag, chemical ice pak, or instant chemical ice pack you need, our instant chemical ice packs, instant chemical cold pack, and even swift instant chemical cold pack, are the same type of urea or ammonia nitrate instant chemical cold packs as the swift instant chemical cold packs. In our main Hot & Cold section, too, we have hot cold pack, instant cold pack, cold packs, cold pack therapy, cold compress, hot and cold compress, and our instant cold compress which compares to the ace cold compress, kwik kold instant cold pack, coach instant cold pack, and cramer instant cold pack Wholesale to the Public Manufacturer Direct Safety Product Sales since 1993

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