Ace Instant Cold Compresses - 2 ct

The ACE Brand Instant Cold Compress provides safe and effective cold treatment, which is frequently recommended by medical professionals. Effective emergency aid for: sprains, strains, insect bites, bumps and bruises, minor burns, simple headaches and muscle aches. Helps relieve pain and swelling. Single use. Easy to carry. Needs no refrigeration.

Directions: Squeeze, shake, apply. Please see cold pack for detailed instructions.

Warnings: Do not chill or freeze before use. Do not reuse pack. This product is designed for use at room temperature. Skin damage, including frostbite, may occur if pack is chilled or frozen before use. Individuals with problems sensing cold should use extreme caution with the product. To avoid frostbite, cold therapy should not exceed 20 minutes at a time. Check for leaks before use. Throw away if leaking. For external use only. Adult supervision is recommended when using on children. Talk to your doctor if you have questions about the injury or if swelling or pain persists. Do not use this cold pack for heat therapy. Suggested First Aid: If contents contact skin or eyes, remove pack immediately. Thoroughly flush with water. If swallowed, do not induce vomiting. Call a doctor or poison control center immediately.

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