Product description A simple and effective way to treat a multitude of injuries, sprains or other conditions including; soft tissue injues, rheumatoid arthritis, joint inflammation, muscle strains, menstruation pains, long-term chronic pains, low blood circulation rates, sprains, twists, secondary burns, bruises, swelling, headaches, migraines, nose bleeds, insect bites and more. Perfect for treating an injury at home. Available in 3 different sizes, small, medium or large. Sizes can be found in the product details below. Our cold and hot gel pads and suitable for both adults and children. Box contains: 1 x cold / hot pack 1 x pouch Instructions: Hot use: Boil an amount of water in a pan to completely cover the gel pack. Once the water has boiled, remove from the heat source, place the gel pack into the water and allow to stand for 5-6 minutes. Repeat this procedure until the gel pack has reached the desired temperature. Cold Use: Before use, please place the gel pack into the freezer or in the icebox of a refrigerator for 20 minutes (it takes a minimum of 1 hour to completely freeze). Do NOT apply the gel pack directly onto the skin, use the pouch supplied and for no longer than 20 minutes in each application. Caution: If you are unsure which treatment you should use please consult your doctor or pharmacist before use. Do not puncture pack. Recommended for external use only. Do not ingest - if accidentally swallowed, drink plenty of water and seek medical advice immediately. If fluid contacts your skin or eyes flush with water. Never place pack directly onto skin - extreme temperatures may cause burns. Always use the pouch provided or wrap the gel pack in a protective cover to avoid burns. Keep out of reach of small children. If you are affected by circulatory problems, heat problems or diabetes then please seek medical advice before purchase/application. Indications Rheumatoid arthritis Joint Inflammation Muscle strains Menstruation pains Low blood circulation rates Twists Secondary burns Bruises Swellings Headaches Migraines Nose Bleeds Insect bites, long-term chronic pains, soft tissue injuires, sports inuries, ligament strains, ligament sprains, bumps, bruises.
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