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We offer many different types of cold compression units based on your needs — compact iceless systems, clinic-grade units, and wraps for the back, shoulder and knee. Cold compression systems are prescription devices, supplied on a provider's order, and can be purchased or leased monthly.
A compact, lightweight cold and compression therapy unit that delivers precise cold therapy without ice, plus programmable compression, through a therapy wrap placed on the injured area. Touch-screen controls make it simple to use at home. Includes the cooling unit, power supply and hose; wraps are selected for the body part being treated.
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A clinic-trusted system that circulates cold water and pneumatic compression through anatomically designed wraps to help manage pain and swelling after injury or surgery. Available with wraps for a range of body parts.
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A motorized cold therapy unit that combines cold with active compression in a simple, compact system designed for both facility and home use. Available with knee, shoulder, back, ankle and universal pads.
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A therapy wrap for the lower back used with a cold compression unit. See the placement video below for step-by-step instructions.
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A therapy wrap for the shoulder used with a cold compression unit. See the placement video below for step-by-step instructions.
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A therapy wrap for the knee used with a cold compression unit. See the placement video below for step-by-step instructions.
Request a QuoteAfter a neck or back injury, cold compression can provide several benefits for your recovery.
Reducing pain — Cold compression helps numb the affected area and can provide pain relief. The cold temperature helps constrict blood vessels, which can reduce inflammation and swelling, further alleviating pain.
Controlling swelling and inflammation — Applying cold compression can help minimize swelling and inflammation by reducing blood flow to the injured area, which can prevent excessive fluid buildup and promote faster healing.
Minimizing muscle spasms — Cold therapy can help relax muscles and reduce the spasms that commonly occur after neck or back injuries, providing relief and improving mobility.
Supporting healing — Cold compression promotes vasoconstriction (narrowing of blood vessels), which can help in the initial stages of healing by reducing the risk of further damage and allowing the body to begin repairing itself.
Improving recovery time — By reducing pain, inflammation and swelling, cold compression can contribute to a faster overall recovery and allow you to engage in rehabilitative activities such as stretches and exercises.
General instructions for operating your cold compression unit.
How to attach the lumbar wrap.
How to attach the shoulder wrap.
How to attach the knee wrap.
Product information is general in nature and is not medical advice. Follow your healthcare provider's instructions for the use of any equipment.