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Can PROTOCOLD Cold
Therapy Pads be easily cleaned?
Yes, the pads may be disinfected. They
are made of durable materials and the surface of the
PAD is non-absorbent.
Are PROTOCOLD Cold
Therapy Pads like liquid gel packs?
No. Thermal Pads are not liquid packs but rather a
soft, conforming PAD. Unlike plastic gel packs, they
will not “saddle bag”, bottom out, bunch up, or burst.
This assures reliable conformance for effective, yet
comfortable treatment.
Can PROTOCOLD Cold
Therapy Pads be applied directly to the skin?
Yes. The material used to cover the PADS is not
plastic, but a specially chosen polyester/urethane
material that allows direct application to the skin --
right from the freezer.
Are there covers
available if required for multiple users?
A soft, disposable, non-woven sheet is available which
can be used between the patient
and the pad.
Are the PROTOCOLD Cold
Therapy Pads non-toxic?
Yes. PROTOCOLD Pads are non-toxic.
How long will PROTOCOLD
Cold Therapy Pads stay cold?
When used
as directed, PROTOCOLD Pads are designed to
provide clinical therapy for a twenty to thirty-minute
treatment session.
How long will a PROTOCOLD
Cold Therapy Pads last?
With proper care PROTOCOLD Pads should remain
in service for one year. See Product Replacement
Warranty for more information.
How are PROTOCOLD Cold
Therapy Pads held in place during therapy?
Soft durable wraps with adjustable fasteners are
available. Wraps assure complete conformance to and
protection of treated area. Once applied the wrap will
stay securely in place and allow normal activities to
continue during treatment. The wraps washable.
When used for Cold
Therapy, shouldn’t elastic wraps be used for
compression?
Compression bandages should not be used to apply cold
or heat packs. A compression bandage should be applied
and worn between cold therapy treatments to reduce
edema in the treatment area.
Will the Cold Therapy
Pads cushion the treated area from accidental impact?
Yes. The patent-pending construction of the
PROTOCOLD Pads Therapy Pads prevents bottoming
out. This improves effectiveness and lessens the
shock of impact.
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