How does cold therapy work?

Cold therapy works by cooling down injuries to numb pain and reduce swelling. When immediately applied to sprained or strained joints, cold therapy temporarily reduces nerve activity and blood flow to the affected area. This reduces inflammation, swelling, and pain signals to the brain. Cold therapy is only suitable as a temporary pain relief technique. Common types of cold therapy include ice packs, ice baths, and coolant sprays like Elastoplast Cold Spray.

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Relieves pain from minor injuries

Suitable for sprains, strains and aches

Ozone friendly

Immediate relief

Details

Elastoplast Cold Spray provides pain relief from minor sport related injuries. Spray directly onto contusions, sprains and strains for immediate relief.

Works as a form of cold therapy, numbing the affected area while decreasing swelling. Elastoplast Cold Spray does not need to be constantly kept on ice, giving it extra utility over regular cold packs.

Isopentane and menthol ingredients act as effective cold applications, while also producing a pleasant mint-like fragrance. This cold spray is ozone-friendly and contains no damaging fluorocarbons.

Ingredients

Isopentane, isopropanol, menthol, (perfume), propellants: butane, propane-butane

How to Use

Step 1

Spray from a distance of at least 20cm's

Step 2

Spray several times in short bursts to prevent localised frost bite

Avoid contact with eyes, mucous membranes, open wounds or burns.

Do not inhale the spray.

Packaging Size

Isopentane, isopropanol, Menthol, perfume, propellants butane, propane-butane

Code	Size	Quantity	Carton
Code:	46908	Size:	75g Can	Quantity:	1 Can	Carton:	10

FAQ (1)

How does cold therapy work?

Cold therapy works by cooling down injuries to numb pain and reduce swelling. When immediately applied to sprained or strained joints, cold therapy temporarily reduces nerve activity and blood flow to the affected area. This reduces inflammation, swelling, and pain signals to the brain.

Cold therapy is only suitable as a temporary pain relief technique. Common types of cold therapy include ice packs, ice baths, and coolant sprays like Elastoplast Cold Spray.