Description

Adelbrand Hot Pack (Spinal Large ) 25 X 60 CM/37,5 X 60 CM/25 X 45 CM

Adelbrand offers a range of hot packs designed for therapeutic heat applications, providing relief from muscle tension, stiffness, and pain. These hot packs are suitable for both clinical and home use, offering targeted heat therapy to various body parts.

Steam/Hot packs are made of strong water absorbing fabric containing special silica gel crystal which Absorb many times its own volume of water & retain for pretty long time. Packs can be applied again & Again for moist heat.

 Designed specifically for the spinal region, this model measures 60 centimeters, providing extended coverage for effective relief along the spine, 25 X 60 CM/37,5 X 60 CM/25 X 45 CM

• Relief Pak moist heat packs provides 30 minutes of therapeutic moist heat to soothe discomfort from stiff neck, backache, arthritis, sprains and bruises.
• The pack can be heated in water on a stove, in a microwave or in a heating unit.
• Always apply moist heat pack with a Relief Pak cover or a heavy towel completely wrapped around the pack.

• Durable Construction: Made with high-quality materials to withstand repeated use while maintaining effectiveness.

• Moist Heat Therapy: Provides deep, penetrating moist heat, which is often more effective in relieving muscle soreness compared to dry heat.

• Reusable Design: Designed for multiple uses, offering an economical and environmentally friendly option for heat therapy.

Usage Instructions:

1. Heating: Immerse the hot pack in hot water (not boiling) for the recommended time specified in the product instructions to achieve the desired temperature.

2. Application: After heating, wrap the hot pack in a towel or protective cover to prevent direct contact with the skin, reducing the risk of burns.

3. Duration: Apply the wrapped hot pack to the affected area for 15-20 minutes, or as advised by a healthcare professional.

Safety Precautions:

• Temperature Check: Always test the hot pack’s temperature on a small skin area to ensure it’s comfortably warm, not excessively hot.

• Skin Protection: Avoid direct contact between the hot pack and skin; always use a barrier like a towel.

• Supervision: Individuals with reduced sensitivity or those unable to communicate discomfort should use hot packs under supervision.