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Reusable Knee Ice Pack Wrap for Injuries Pain Relief Meniscus ACL MCL Flexible Cold Therapy Sleeve Elbow Ankle Calf
Reusable Knee Ice Pack Wrap for Injuries Pain Relief Meniscus ACL MCL Flexible Cold Therapy Sleeve Elbow Ankle Calf
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Hot and Cold Compression Sleeve is not just an ordinary knee ice wrap. Its unique design offers 360° arm or leg coverage for optimal movement and rapid recovery. This slip-on knee ice pack ensures no more hassles with messy ice packs, fussy straps, or knee braces, giving you a full wrap around the entire knee after surgery or injuries.
Ice Pack Wrap for Knee Pain Relief: Ice knee brace which can stay moving when frozen for better relieving pain around muscles, joints, and tendons on your knee. This ice knee wrap help with arthritis, patella issues, meniscus injuries, chronic knee pain, sprains, sports injuries, and more.
Perfect Cold and Compression: Reusable knee cold ice packs works by permeating deeply and instantly to muscle tissues and reducing blood flow to target area, significantly reduce inflammation that causes pain. 20 min cold compress helps relief for swelling, inflammation, sprains, arthritis, joint pain, meniscus tear, knee surgery and injury recovery.
Soft and Pliable: Compare with traditional ice sleeve for knee, our knee wrap for pain still keep highly soft and flexible after frozen and contour to the shape of your knee, ankle, calf, hamstring. Provides 360° compression therapy and full coverage for your treatment area.
Premium Gel Ice Pack: Cold compression knee wrap are filled with professional-grade gel, and paired with superior fabrics.
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