Reusable Hot/Cold Therapy Gel Pack For Knee, Back & Hip Pain Relief: Update

Aug 3, 2023

Cool Relief, an online store selling personal cooling and heating devices, recently updated the proprietary gel pack technology in its ice and heat wraps.

Oklahoma City, United States - August 3, 2023 /PressCable/ —

Cool Relief’s updated gel pack technology allows them to provide customers with ice and heat wraps that retain their temperature much longer than traditional therapeutic devices. The gel packs are also soft and flexible, meaning they can fit more easily into the body’s contours.

More details can be found at https://www.coolrelief.net/pages/about-us

A recent survey from the U.S. Pain Foundation found that 44.9% of chronic pain sufferers use cold therapy devices at least once a week to manage their symptoms. Similarly, 67.8% of those surveyed use hot therapy devices at least once a week for the same reasons.

With the updates to its gel pack technology, Cool Relief aims to give customers a therapeutic device that they can rely on in times of need.

The company's products are made using a combination of soft gel and inner ice. This unique mix allows them to retain their temperature, whether cold or hot, for up to two hours at a time. It also means they can be reused as many times as needed.

Moreover, because the packs’ materials are in gel form, they can conform more easily to whatever part of the body is being treated, providing much more targeted and consistent relief than traditional therapeutic devices. Additionally, the gel is contained within a leak-proof covering, preventing any condensation from causing a mess.

Cool Relief uses its gel pack technology in all of its packs and wraps. At present, they offer devices for most body parts, including the knees, shoulders, back, ankles, and wrists. They also have multi-purpose and universal packs and wraps, which can be used on several different areas of the body.

“Our proprietary gel pack technology stays colder for longer and has the flexibility to move with you as you stay active,” said a spokesperson for the company. “By applying our ice packs and wraps to your injuries, you reduce pain, swelling, and inflammation, promote healing, and optimize comfort.”

About Cool Relief

Since 2007, Cool Relief has been an industry leader in medical-grade cold and hot therapy devices. Their products have been used for athletic injury treatment and rehabilitation, post-surgery recovery, and first aid.

Interested parties can find more information at https://www.coolrelief.net/pages/about-us

Contact Info:
Name: Devin Grunder
Email: Send Email
Organization: Cool Relief LLC
Address: 1312 NW 14th St, Oklahoma City, OK 73106, United States
Website: https://www.coolrelief.net

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 89104051

In case of detection of errors, concerns, or irregularities in the content provided in this press release, or if there is a need for a press release takedown, we strongly encourage you to reach out promptly by contacting [email protected]. Our efficient team will be at your disposal for immediate assistance within 8 hours – resolving identified issues diligently or guiding you through the removal process. We take great pride in delivering reliable and precise information to our valued readers.

More News

Singson banks on Match Play magic to revive title defense bid

Nov 12, 2026

Singson banks on Match Play magic to revive title defense bid

MANILA, Philippines — Mafy Singson hardly comes into the ICTSI Anvaya Cove Match Play Invitational looking like a defending champion poised for another title run. With no victory and just one runner-up finish in eight Ladies Philippine Golf Tour appearances this season, Singson's campaign has been far from encouraging. Her No. 12 finish in the LPGT Order of Merit likewise reflects a season marked more by struggles than by the form that made her a champion. But if there's one thing that could work in her favor, it's the very format of the P1.5-million championship set Nov. 18-20 at Anvaya Cove in Morong, Bataan. Unlike stroke play, where consistency over four rounds is paramount, match play offers a different proposition – one that Singson has already shown she can handle, even when her game isn't firing on all cylinders. She proved that in last year's edition of the season-ending championship, organized by Pilipinas Golf Tournaments, Inc., at The Country Club, where she overcame early-round struggles, including an inconsistent putting touch, to emerge as the last player standing. Singson displayed remarkable composure in the knockout rounds, surviving pressure and momentum swings before draining a clutch birdie on No. 17 to edge Daniella Uy by one hole in a gripping semifinal duel. She saved her best for last, overwhelming Martina Miñoza, 6-5, in the final as her putting finally clicked from start to finish. That championship run could offer a timely reminder that her fortunes need not be dictated by her season-long results. Singson's campaign has been a largely frustrating one. After tying for ninth at Lakewood, she placed second to Harmie Constantino at Caliraya Springs, shared sixth at Pinewoods, then settled for ties for 12th, 18th and 13th at Summit Point, South Pacific and Apo, respectively. She also struggled early in the year, finishing tied for 37th in the Philippine Ladies Open before winding up joint 31st in the Kenda Tires Open in Taiwan, a co-sanctioned event of the LPGT and Taiwan LPGA Tour. Her task, however, will be anything but easy, with Order of Merit winner Yvon Bisera arriving on the heels of her maiden season-long title and several other contenders enjoying considerably stronger campaigns. The top 16 players in the eight-leg LPGT season have earned spots in the match-play field, with Singson drawing No. 5 Sarah Ababa in the first round. Bisera is slated to face No. 16 Angela Mangana, while No. 2 Constantino is set to take on Chihiro Ikeda. No. 3 Tiffany Lee braces for a clash with Rev Alcantara, while No. 4 Chanelle Avaricio faces Kim Seoyun. The other opening-round pairings pit Miñoza against Velinda Castil, Gretchen Villavicencio against Monica Mandario, and Princess Superal against Uy. In match play, a costly hole does not necessarily spell disaster, as players compete to win individual holes rather than post the lowest aggregate score. The format demands constant adjustments to an opponent's game, the ability to capitalize on openings and the mental toughness to quickly move past mistakes. A hole lost means only one point conceded, but a lapse in concentration or a sudden shift in momentum can prove decisive. Nerves, composure and clutch execution can therefore carry as much weight as power and precision. TMT

YOUR NEWS, OUR NETWORK.

Do you have Great News you want to tell the world?

Be it updates about your business or your community, you can make sure that it’s heard by submitting your story to our network reaching hundreds of news sites across 6 verticals.