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Cold therapy

Ice Spray

Ice spray

Cold, in a puff.

WHAT IS IT?

An ice spray you can use to treat
injuries, large or small.

WHAT DOES IT DO FOR YOU?

It helps you to reduce pain from various conditions: bruising, muscular strains, sprains, twisting, dislocation, fractures or tendinitis. The spray delays the appearance of bruising and fluid retention, and quickly reduces swelling, as well as making the pain go away more quickly.

WHAT MAKES IT UNIQUE?

Its fast cooling action is always at your fingertips. One simple spray soothes pain and reduces swelling with its instantly refreshing action.

IN WHAT FORMATS CAN YOU FIND IT?

Ice Spray is available in 2 sizes: 150ml and 400ml.

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When to use heat or cold therapy

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