Stay-Dry The No-Sweat Refillable Ice Pack 1 ea Indications
| Use Kimberly-Clark* Cold Therapy Products for Pain, Swelling, and Recovery Related to:
- bumps and bruises
- sprains and strains
- headaches and toothaches
- minor burns and scrapes
- surgical procedures under physician supervision
*Registered Trademark or Trademark of Kimberly-Clark Worldwide, Inc. or its affiliates. |
Warnings
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- If you have questions about an injury or pain/swelling persists, contact your physician.
- Not to be used by those with suspected circulatory nerve problems, except as directed by a physician.
- Do not restrict blood circulation or airway by securing too tightly.
- Be attentive when using with children and the elderly, whose skin may injure easily.
- Do not apply directly to an open wound.
- Discontinue use if uncomfortable or area becomes numb.
- For external use only.
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Important: do not overfill.
- Open clip by pressing locking tab in and pulling up top bar.
- Grasp neck of ice pack with both hands and twist in opposite directions to open.
- Fill ice pack with ice to Fill Line mark (or 2/3 full) on label. Important: Do not overfill.
- Squeeze pack gently to remove excess air.
- Fold neck of ice pack over bottom blade of clip, align, and smooth out wrinkles.
- To ensure a leak-proof seal, carefully close top bar of clip until locking tab snaps into locked position.
- Check pack regularly. If leaking, repeat steps 4, 5 and 6.
- Air dry before storage.
- Most experts recommend periods of cold treatment not longer than 20 minutes with at least several hours of recovery between treatments.
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