Hot/Cold Compress

Uses
Medically recommended first-aid therapy during the first 72 hours following most sprain and strain injuries. Cold and compression helps reduce swelling and relieve pain. Once swelling has subsided, the application of heat will help reduce pain and promote healing. Heat therapy is recommended for treating muscle aches, stiffness, tension and cramps. Provides this therapy in a convenient reusable form. Provides compression and conveniently holds the gel-pack in place.

Directions
IMPORTANT: Please see gel-pack for detailed instructions. Care: Remove gel-pack, wash bandage in lukewarm water and lay flat to dry. As with any fine fabric, keep away from heat. Return gel-pack to bandage pocket upon completion of drying.

Warnings
People with nerve or circulatory problems should not use this product unless prescribed by a physician. Do not apply heat to broken and/or sensitive skin. Heat should not be used with external analgesic products. Do not apply compress without placing gel-pack inside bandage. Do not exceed heating time specified in heating schedule. Do not sit or lean on compress. Excessive heating or weight may cause gel-pack to rupture and leak. If condition persists, consult a physician. Cold compress therapy should not be used by individuals with known or suspected circulation problems, unless under the direct supervision of a physician.