Cramer Instant Cold Packs for Pain Relief – Combat Injury First Aid to Cut Down Bump & Inflammation

November 17th, 2009 |

Author: Zdot

Cold pack and/or cold spray is a must have when you practice a contact sport. Actually, both are needed since they are achieving a different treatment.

Cold spray is used for superficial wound when you want to continue training or fighting. It’s a handy tool to use between rounds or during a break at workout. It relieves the pain fast but won’t have the effect of a long lasting cold treatment.

The cold pack achieves just that. After a fight or hard workout, when your face looks like Ken Shamrock after Tito Ortiz 1, you need a long cold treatment. No matter if you empty the cold spray can on your face, it won’t do it. You need to apply cold for hours to relieve the pain and reduce the swelling and inflammation.

The benefit of the cold pack versus real ice cube is many. It doesn’t need to be refrigerated to be cold, it doesn’t melt, it fits easily in the first aid kit and it last longer than a real ice cube.

You can sleep with it without watering the bed, you can wear it under your clothes, work with it, etc. Actually you can do whatever you want with it, except training of course.

onlinesports, my favorite sports gear vendor, offers different packaging to order your Instant Cold Packs, from a pack of 16 to 6 boxes of 16.