Custom ice pack for small joints and areas

Our Small Universal is the perfect ice or heat pack for injuries to smaller joints and areas and a great addition to your home or club first aid kit.

All you need to do is fill the leak-proof ice bag with ice or hot water, tighten the lid and secure the bag in place using the neoprene compression strap. This ice pack holds its temperature for hours and will help you fight pain and inflammation naturally, getting you back on your feet in no time.

The Small Universal is great for the treatment of:

• Tennis/golfers elbow
• Wrist injury
• Ankle injury
• Foot injury
• Calf strains & sprains
• Shin splints
• Children’s knees
• Post surgery pain, swelling & inflammation

Included in your kit is a 9-inch ice bag, high stretch neoprene support and net carry bag for easy and convenient cold therapy on the go.

• Reduces pain, swelling & inflammation from acute or chronic injury and surgery.
• Improves post surgical recovery times.
• Retains temperature for hours.
• No leaks, no slipping. Just comfortable cold compression.
• Delivers optimal cold therapy below 10℃.
• Recommended by orthopaedic surgeons and medical professionals nation-wide.

1. Unscrew the lid and fill 2/3 with ice or hot tap water (not boiling).

2. Secure the lid firmly and place through the hole of our joint specific neoprene straps. The velcro adheres anywhere on the neoprene strap allowing a custom fit and comfortable compression.

3. Empty your ice bag and store away from direct sunlight when not in use.

No ice? No worries. We have a trick that works a treat for those that can't access ice regulalry.

INSTRUCTIONS:
Place 1 part alcohol (eg. Methylated Spirits) to 3 parts water into your ice bag and store in the freezer. If the bag freezes too solid, add more alcohol. If it's too stiff, add more water. You can keep the ice bag in the freezer for regular use.

* If using just ice, do not place your ice bag in freezer after use as the melted ice will freeze solid and you will risk puncturing your ice bag. 

Caution: Alcohol has a lower freezing temperature that water so the ice bag will be very cold. You may need a thin layer of material between your skin and the ice bag to avoid an ice burn.