Ice Pack Foot Ankle Ice Pack Wrap for Plantar Fasciitis, Foot Surgery Recovery, Hot Cold Therapy Ice Boot Foot for Bunions, Ankle Injury, Swelling, Burning Feet - Blue

Description

Unit Count	1.00 Count
Number of Items	1
Color	Blue
Age Range (Description)	Adult
Special Feature	Flexible, Leak Proof, Adjustable
Package Dimensions	7.44 x 5.63 x 3.54 inches; 2.22 Pounds

• Long-Lasting Coldness & Effective Pain Relief - NEWGO foot ankle ice pack is filled with 30% more cooling/heating gel than the competitors to make sure long lasting coldness duration and effectively relieve pain from foot ankle surgery, swelling, broken ankle, plantar fasciitis, achilles tendonitis, bunion and hammertoe surgery, sprained ankle, foot fracture and more!
• Considerate Full Coverage Design - NEWGO foot ice wrap with soft lining features fully covering around the entire foot, the top and bottom of foot, ankle, heel and the lower leg to make sure cold or heat extend to the entire foot and provide with maximum pain relief from foot pain and discomfort.
• User-Friendly for Injured Foot - The foot cold pack wrap is built-in-one piece and Open-Toe Design with wide opening in the front of the foot ice pack makes it easy to wear for swollen or injured foot, just simply slide into the ice boot and then wrap on. Store the gel ice pack in the freezer with complimentary plastic bag for 2 hours for cold compress, or microwave gel pack for 50 seconds for hot therapy.
• Hands-Free & Adjustable Fit - Cold pack for foot is snugly shaped to hold foot in place and adjustable with velcro straps for hands-free application so that you can continue daily activities without interruption. The velcro straps makes it fully adjustable to fit most of feet sizes. Adapts to either foot.
• Hot Cold Therapy - Store the gel ice pack in the freezer with complimentary plastic bag for 2 hours for cold therapy, or microwave gel pack for 50 seconds for hot therapy to enjoy a comfortable cold therapy programme and effective relief from foot pain or discomfort. Limited use of hot or cold to affected area for no more than 20 minutes at a time.