- Long: Dimensions 28 x 13cm
- Reusable
- Flexible when frozen
- Pack of 3
- Colour: BLUE
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Designed for comfortable and convenient application of heat or cold to painful areas. Simply place in microwave for a hot pack or in the freezer for a cold pack. When it's frozen remains flexible to mould around the injury. We offer the greatest quality products at the lowest prices. If you are looking for superb value on Amazon then look no further than Physique Management!!
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9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
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These are really good (3 pack) cold packs, each coming with a clear plastic sleeve) which you can either pop into the freezer, heat up in a pad of hot water, or (if not frozen) pop in a microwave.
I found that these gel packs stay cold for so much longer than any I have had in the past ... so much so, that long after you have started to get some relief, if you take the pack off you can still see a frosty condensate.
You really do need to wrap these packs up in a tea towel or towel as putting them straight on skin may cause freezer burn. depending on the area affected, I find using a bit of old tubeygrip (tubed leg bandage) will give you enough tie on and secure.
When taking the packs straight out of the freezer they can be a little stiff, but with a bit of careful working for a minute or two, can be made malleable enough to wrap around a wrist or ankle.
In summary, these are the best cold packs I have ever had, and buying them in packs of 3 means that you will always have a spare if you need to use more than one.
To be honest, even after half an hour the packs remain surprisingly cold. Very Good
I found that these gel packs stay cold for so much longer than any I have had in the past ... so much so, that long after you have started to get some relief, if you take the pack off you can still see a frosty condensate.
You really do need to wrap these packs up in a tea towel or towel as putting them straight on skin may cause freezer burn. depending on the area affected, I find using a bit of old tubeygrip (tubed leg bandage) will give you enough tie on and secure.
When taking the packs straight out of the freezer they can be a little stiff, but with a bit of careful working for a minute or two, can be made malleable enough to wrap around a wrist or ankle.
In summary, these are the best cold packs I have ever had, and buying them in packs of 3 means that you will always have a spare if you need to use more than one.
To be honest, even after half an hour the packs remain surprisingly cold. Very Good
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Very good ice packs, good quality outer unlike a lot of others which are plastic. Good size and flexible. Good value for money, would order again without hesitation. Very fast delivery.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
I bought these to help rehabilitate a nasty ankle sprain.
Brilliant.
Very flexible, even when straight out of the freezer. Being so flexible, it's very easy to adjust them to whatever shape you need.
They stay cold, even when defrosted.
Moleskin type cover material is very comfortable.
Minimal mess. No more soggy socks. They *do* generate a small degree of ice condensation, but unless you can bend the laws of physics, that's unavoidable!
I'd never faff on with bags of frozen peas or leaky bags of ice cubes again.
I haven't used these as heat packs. As ice packs, they're fabulous.
Brilliant.
Very flexible, even when straight out of the freezer. Being so flexible, it's very easy to adjust them to whatever shape you need.
They stay cold, even when defrosted.
Moleskin type cover material is very comfortable.
Minimal mess. No more soggy socks. They *do* generate a small degree of ice condensation, but unless you can bend the laws of physics, that's unavoidable!
I'd never faff on with bags of frozen peas or leaky bags of ice cubes again.
I haven't used these as heat packs. As ice packs, they're fabulous.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Physio
Decent enough. Does exactly what it says and isn't too expensive. Doesn't get very hot with the old microwave technique though.
Published 2 months ago by Mr. Nj Williams
just the job, ideal either hot or cold
I ordered these to see if they would help to reduce swelling and pain after an operation and they were brilliant, they are really flexible when frozen so you can mold them around... Read more
Published 6 months ago by L. J. Kirk
Excellent item
I received my packs last week and promptly popped 2 of them in the freezer. They remain flexible even when frozen, and keep cold for a long time. Read more
Published 6 months ago by A. BONE
buy it now
this product is fantastic for muscle aches and pains, also useful for migraines or just placing over your eyes and relaxing for ten minutes. Read more
Published 7 months ago by sunny
No good for heating
These are supposed to be good for heating as well as freezing, but I have just burnt my hand when one burst open. Read more
Published 8 months ago by sx98
Brrrilliant!
I am prone to shin splints, so needed ice packs for after a run. These are brilliant, they stay cold for a long time, are still quite flexible straight from the freezer and work a... Read more
Published 9 months ago by V. Dixon
Handy!
Well made and sturdy gel packs that are quick to freeze and seem to avoid thawing for a while.
They weren't as flexible as I'd hoped and although they can be bent to... Read more
They weren't as flexible as I'd hoped and although they can be bent to... Read more
Published 11 months ago by B. Bell
Sweet relief!
I have several different types of commercial ice packs to deal with niggling injuries and although I prefer the gel packs that come with a cotton sock, this is a very close second. Read more
Published 20 months ago by Mr. D. Z. Fergar
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