Hot and Cold Pack - Reusable
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  • Hot and Cold Pack - Reusable
  • Hot and Cold Pack - Reusable
  • Hot and Cold Pack - Reusable

Hot and Cold Pack - Reusable

  • Dual-Purpose Therapy - Single gel pack providing both cold therapy (freeze) and heat therapy (microwave) from one product.
  • Reusable Design - Freeze or heat and reuse across multiple treatment sessions without replacement.
  • Flexible Gel Construction - Remains pliable when frozen, conforming to body contours for effective contact.
  • UKCA Marked - Manufactured and certified to current UK regulatory standards.
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Hot and Cold Pack - Reusable

The reusable hot and cold gel pack provides dual-purpose therapy from a single product. Freeze for cold therapy on acute injuries, sprains, and swelling, or heat in a microwave for warmth therapy on chronic pain, stiffness, and muscle tension. The flexible gel construction remains pliable when frozen, conforming to body contours for effective therapeutic contact.

Regulatory Compliance

Compliance Summary: Reusable hot and cold packs are medical devices providing dual-purpose thermal therapy. Cold therapy is recommended for acute injuries (first 48-72 hours). Heat therapy is recommended for chronic pain and muscle stiffness. Always wrap the pack before skin contact. ✓ Regulatory Compliance Verified for 2026 UK Workplace Standards

Frequently Asked Questions

When should I use cold versus heat?

Use cold therapy for acute injuries during the first 48 to 72 hours - sprains, strains, bumps, and swelling. Cold reduces inflammation and numbs pain. Use heat therapy for chronic conditions - muscle stiffness, back pain, neck tension, and menstrual cramps. Heat relaxes muscles and increases blood flow. Never apply heat to an acute injury as it can increase swelling.

How long do I heat the pack in a microwave?

Follow the manufacturer's heating instructions printed on the pack. Typically, microwave for 1 to 2 minutes on medium power, checking temperature frequently. The pack should feel comfortably warm but not hot enough to burn. Always wrap in a cloth before skin contact and test temperature on the back of your hand before applying to the injury site.

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