CVS Health Instant Cold Pack Portable Pain Relief

It's no secret that ice can help decrease inflammation and swelling because the cold restricts blood circulation, which numbs the pain. However, a traditional cold compress isn't always easy to set up. This is why you need the CVS Health Instant Cold Pain Relief Pack Value Size. Having a cold pack in your home or even your car is recommended in case of emergencies. Instead of looking for a fridge nearby, you just need to squeeze the pack to activate the chemicals and turn it into a cold compress. Directions Icing your injury is something you should do within the first 48 hours of it happening. If you can do an immediate treatment, that is better. Do not use a cold compress for more than 20 minutes. Instead, you can alternate between 20 minutes with the pack on, and 20 minutes without it. However, if you don't see improvement within 2 to 3 days, it is better to call a doctor. Aside from sprains, this the product can also be used for: This product requires no refrigeration, and it is meant for single use only. To use it, locate the inner liquid bag and squeeze it to rupture. Then shake the contents, and wrap it with a cloth or a towel before applying to the affected area. Warnings Follow instructions to avoid frostbite. Stop using if you feel uncomfortable or if your skin feels too cold. Reduces swelling
Provides temporary pain relief
Good for sprains
Sore muscles
Insect bites
Aching joints

Ammonium Nitrate; Water

For single use only. See your physician if pain and swelling persists. Locate inner liquid bag; squeeze firmly to rupture.
Shake contents briefly to activate.
Wrap with a light towel or cloth; then apply to injured area.

Failure to follow instructions or warnings could result in serious injuries such as frostbite. Always use towel around pack. Remove cold pack if skin feels too cold or if you feel uncomfortable. Extreme cold can cause frostbite or burns. Use with towel or other insulating material. Do not use for more than 10-15 minutes in the same location. Keep out of reach of children. Supervise children when pack is used on them. Unless prescribed by a physician, cold therapy should not be used by individuals with circulatory problems. If solution contacts eyes, skin or open wounds, flush liberally with water. If solution is swallowed, give one or two glasses of milk or water and induce vomiting. Contact poison control immediately. For external use only.