ColPaC Cold Pack - 11" x 14" Standard Flexible Gel Ice Packs
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- Filled with a non-toxic silica gel that remains pliable throughout treatment
- Simply chill in freezer and apply
- Remains cold for up to 30 minutes once chilled
- Effective and comfortable reuseable ice pack
ColPaC - 11 x 14" - Standard
Allegro Medical presents the ColPaC Cold Pack. The ColPaC easily sizes and shapes to fit any body area for comfort and ease of use. Simply chill in freezer and apply.
ColPac brings all the benefits of cold therapy to help relieve pain. Keep one in your freezer, for those everyday aches and pains, sports injuries and muscle pulls. ColPaC has been proven to be flexible and comfortable as they provide up to 30 minutes of healing cold therapy. Reuse them again and again. Always use layers of dry terry toweling between ColPac and skin.
For Initial Chilling of the ColPac, remove from all packaging, place flat in Chilling Unit / Freezer for two hours. Do not chill below 0° F. To keep them moist, place in a plastic bag, seal, and then place in freezer. This will preserve them and prevent them from drying out or getting hard. Never Let ColPac Cold Packs Dry After Use - Always Keep Them In Freezer.
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My puppy chewed holes in it. Is it recyclable? Can it be repaired? If not, how to dispose to avoid landfill.
Asked on Aug 19, 2015 5:49:32 PM by KA from NC
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is this flexible so I can wrap it around my arm
Asked on Jul 29, 2012 9:59:42 AM by Jon from iowa
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a few days depending where you live, I am in NJ,
Answered on Jun 27, 2013 4:33:07 PM by none from home
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I doubt it, no idea, I have tried crazy glue, epoxy rubber cement, noting holds
Answered on Jun 27, 2013 4:34:06 PM by none from home
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yes if you let it thaw a little
Answered on Feb 11, 2014 3:39:46 PM by Mike from MN
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Yes, it is. I love using an ace bandage wrap and to hold it in place. Works perfectly.
Answered on May 22, 2015 1:23:07 PM by Janis from NYC
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Part Number(s): 232 0005
Mfg Part Number(s): 1500
Scrip Part Number(s): 232 0005
