Cold One Cold Therapy Wraps

Cold Therapy Wraps Stops Pain and Stops Swelling Caused by Sprains or Strains. Deep Penetrating Cold Compression Therapy Wraps Work Immediately and Aid Healing. Use a Cold One re-freezable cold compression therapy wrap 2 to 3 times a day to stop pain and reduce swelling of soft tissue injuries caused by sports and muscle injury, muscle tear, sprains, torn muscles and post surgical procedures.

Cold One cold therapy wraps are used by Major University athletic teams, trainers, orthopedic surgical hospitals, chiropractors, and physical therapists. Cold One is the Gold Standard Cold Compression wrap for Muscle Sprains and Strains. Each re-usable cold therapy wrap provides full ice wrap compression coverage to the specific torn muscle and tendon groups for 15 to 20 minutes as recommended by M.D.s and Orthopedic Therapists. The compression drives the cold deep into affected areas to reduce swelling and stop pain.

Elbow, Hand/Wrist, Plantar Fasciitis Wrap

The Coldone 3-in-1 Injury Wrap can be applied to the elbow, hand/wrist, or foot for a variety of common injuries and ailments. Sprains are one of the most common sports injuries found in baseball pitchers, golfers, tennis players. The recommended sports therapy medical treatment for a sprains is to use cold (ice wraps) and compression to stop pain and stop swelling. The sooner a sprain is treated the sooner the recovery period. Ice therapy and compression is hard to achieve on the golf course, the sports field, or the tennis court. But not with a ColdOne refreezable cold wrap, the most recommended sports therapy treatment for sprains, strains and tendonitis.

Ankle/Foot Wrap

Ankle Sprain Therapy 100% Guaranteed To Reduce Pain and Swelling. Ankle sprain treatment without surgery. Ankle sprains are one of the most common sports athletic injuries. The recommended sports therapy medical treatment for an ankle sprain is to use cold (ice wraps) and compression to stop ankle pain and reduce ankle swelling. The sooner a sprain is treated the sooner the recovery period. Ice therapy and compression is hard to achieve on the basketball court, the sports field, or the tennis court. But not with a ColdOne refreezable cold wrap, the most recommended sports therapy treatment for a sore or sprained ankle. How to Ice an injury.

Back Wrap (Medium 45")

Stop Back Pain with a ColdOne Cold Compression Back Wrap. Doctors and physical therapists recommend ice and compression to reduce back pain and swelling in sore, strained or overused muscles, especially in the lower back. The ColdOne back wrap combines both cold and compression in a single, easy to use wrap that can be worn over or under clothes, with no icy mess. Typical users of the ColdOne back wrap are those suffering from a back sprain,back pain, a sore back, backache, or back surgery.

Shoulder Wrap (Medium, Large, XLarge)

Rotator cuff or shoulder injuries caused by repetitive stressed shoulders or sports injuries are common, painful, interupt sleep, and can take a long time to heal. Cold One Cold Compression rotator cuff therapy treatment for your torn rotator cuff stops pain and swelling while your shoulder heals. Cold One is the premier cold compression therapy wrap for a shoulder injury or Torn Rotator Cuff. The Cold One shoulder cold wrap is made for the individual or athlete whose motions cause repetitive stress to the shoulder and rotator cuff by providing Cold Compression to stop shoulder swelling, inflammation and stop shoulder pain.

Universal Wrap

The Coldone Universal Wrap is a shin wrap, a calf wrap, a thigh wrap, a hamstring wrap and more. Treating a torn hamstring, torn thigh, torn calf,torn shin or strain can differ depending upon the severity of the injury.

Wrist Wrap

Coldone re-freezable cold compression therapy hand - wrist wraps stop pain and reduce swelling caused by Repetitive Hand - Wrist Stress Injuries including sports injuries, sprained hand - wrist, injury to hand - wrist ligaments, injury to carpal bones, occupational injuries, tendonitus, hand - wrist tendon injuries and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS). Inflammation of the Carpal Tunnel produces numbness, pain and eventually hand weakness. Usage such as forceful or repetitive activities in hands and wrists have been linked to CTS. The use of a Coldone cold therapy compression hand - wrist wrap will aid in the healing and maintenance of an injured or sore hand - wrist, but also see a medical professional if you suspect you have Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.

Directions For Use

Place a ColdOne wrap in your freezer for 2 hours and then apply it to your injury after every exercise period. The compression drives the cold deep into the muscles, tendons and ligaments to provide soothing relief and faster recovery from an injury or tendonitis. Coldone wraps significantly decrease your return to partipation interval.

Coldone Cold Compression wraps should be used immediately following a soft tissue injury for at least 15-20 minutes, then followed by repeated use every three hours for the first day. The second day usage 3 times daily is sufficient. Once the swelling has subsided, the wrap need only be used when swelling or pain are present following use or exercise of the injured area. Most people find they use the wrap occasionally for an extended time while the injury heals itself.

Many prominent orthopedic clinics and surgical hospitals use ColdOne wraps on athletes and individuals prior to and after surgery to control pain and swelling. The ColdOne wrap is convenient, comfortable, and easy to use. Can be used against skin or over clothing. No messy ice or condensation. The wrap is perfect for traveling, especially air travel in street clothes. No messy ice or condensation in an automobile or airplane.

ColdOne cold therapy compression wraps effectively reduce pain and control swelling of injured or overused soft tissues, ligaments, tendons and muscles.

Please be very aware that this information is neither intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice. CALL YOUR HEALTHCARE PROVIDER IMMEDIATELY IF YOU THINK YOU MAY HAVE A MEDICAL EMERGENCY. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider before starting any new treatment or with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.