Cardinal Health Instant Cold Pack

The Cardinal Health Instant Cold Pack is a convenient and fast way to alleviate pain. This cold pack is easy-to-activate, simply squeeze and shake the pack to initiate the cold therapy. The Cardinal Health Ice Packs are safe enough to apply directly to the affected area of the body without irritating the skin and without the need for additional cover.

The Cardinal Health Instant Cold Pack measures 6 x 9 inch, is DEHP free, and are disposable, which makes them ideal for single-patient use.

What are Instant Cold Packs Used for?

Unlike heat packs, which are ideal for loosening tight muscles by improving circulation, cold causes blood vessels to constrict, which reduces swelling and helps numb pain.

When Should You Use an Ice Pack?

This type of treatment should be used within the first 48 hours of injury. Immediate treatment will reduce the effects of the injury, such as swelling. Cold pack therapy should not be used for more than 20 minutes at a time.

What is the Difference Between Hot and Cold Therapy?

• Cold Therapy - decreases blood flow and reduces inflammation
• Heat Therapy - increases and promotes blood flow to allow muscles to relax

What is Ice Useful for?

• Strains
• Joint Injury
• Osteoarthritis
• Migraines
• Gout
• Irritation in the Tendons

When Not to Use a Cold Pack

• If the Area is Already Numb
• When There is a Risk of Cramping
• If the Cold can Make the Injury Worse
• When There is and Open Wound
• If the Skin is Blistered
• If the Patient has a Vascular Disease or Injury
• If the Patient is Hypersensitive to Cold

Product Features and Benefits

• DEHP Free
• Disposable
• Easy-to-Activate
• Provides Effective Cold Therapy
• Helps Reduce Inflammation
• May be Applied Directly to the Skin

Product Specifications

• Manufacturer: Cardinal Health
• Product Number: 5511440900
• Size: Large (6" x 9")
• Type: Instant Cold Pack
• Application: Cold Therapy
• Use: Single/Disposable
• HCPCS: A9270

Manuals and Documents

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