Polar Products Active Ice 3.0 Hand and Wrist Cold Therapy System, 9-Quart Cooling Reservoir

The Active Ice 3.0 System is specifically designed for drug-free pain relief. It is comfortable, easy to use, and provides cold therapy to the hand and wrist. Can be used time and time again.

Kit Includes:

• (1) Hand & Wrist Therapy Pad: Ergonomically designed 11.75" x 7" therapy pad with attachment tab.
• (1) Programmable Timer & Adjustable Temperature Flow Control.
• (1) 9-Quart cooling reservoir with 5 feet of insulated tubing: One of the industries' largest.
• (1) High-efficiency pump.
• (1) 12-volt DC power supply

Features:

• Pad provides full coverage to hands and wrist for most. Excellent fit, contact, coverage, and comfort. Often recommended by doctors for pain management and to promote healing after hand or wrist surgery.
• Our patent-pending timer allows you to set custom cold therapy "on" and "off" duration cycles, per your healthcare provider's instruction. A critical safety feature! The timer also allows you to choose from 4 coldness levels depending on your comfort and desire.
• 9-Quart cooling reservoir fits up to six 500 ml frozen water bottles, which can be used instead of ice and are reusable and convenient.
• High-efficiency pump provides steady, whisper-quiet, effective cold therapy.

Specification:

• 9-Quart Cooling Reservoir
  • 11.5" x 9.5" x 8.5"
  • Weighs 5.5 lbs. (without ice or water in the reservoir)
  • Programmable Timer & Temperature Flow Control (Patent-Pending)
  • Timer cord is 32" from cooling reservoir to remote and 18.5" from remote to plug-in with power supply (50.5" total)
  • 5 feet of attached insulated tubing
  • 120/240 VAC, 50/60 Hz Adapter converting to 12 VDC for Active Ice® System operation
• Hand & Wrist Therapy Pad
  • 11.75" x 7" with closure tab
  • TPU: 100% Thermoplastic Polyurethanes
  • Velcro fabric: 100% Polyester Yarn
  • Foam tubing: 100% Synthetic Rubber

Product Safety and Precautions:

• The Active Ice 3.0 System can be cold enough, under certain conditions, to injure the skin.
• Consult a healthcare practitioner prior to use. Provide a complete medical history, specifically any reactions to the cold.
• Certain medical conditions may be more susceptible to cold-related injuries. Ask your practitioner about any potential adverse reactions.
• Caution: use of cold therapy by children, diabetics, incapacitated patients, and those with poor circulation or special skin conditions should be carefully supervised by a medical professional.
• Use only as prescribed by a licensed healthcare practitioner and follow all of his or her instructions regarding the frequency and duration of cold therapy, proper temperature, how and when to check the skin, and length of treatment.
• Completely read and follow all included Operation Instructions, Warnings, and Cautions before using the Active Ice 3.0 System.