AEROCOOL™ Instant Ice Pack 80g

Product Description

AEROCOOL™ Instant Ice Pack 80 g

The AEROCOOL™ Instant Ice Pack 80 g is a single-use cold pack designed to provide fast cooling support for minor injuries.

Compact, lightweight and easy to activate, this instant ice pack does not require refrigeration before use. It is a practical first aid item for sporting clubs, schools, workplaces, travel kits and activity bags where quick cold therapy may be needed for sprains, strains, bruises and other soft tissue injuries.

Supplied as an individual pack, the AEROCOOL™ AII2500 is ideal for topping up first aid kits and keeping portable cold therapy supplies ready for minor injury response.

Key Features

• Instant cold therapy for fast cooling support after minor injuries.
• Activates without refrigeration, making it useful where freezer access is limited.
• Compact 80 g size for small first aid kits, travel packs and on-the-go use.
• Single-use design for hygienic, disposable first aid response.
• Lightweight and portable for sports, schools, workplaces and activities.
• Useful for minor sprains, strains and bruises where cold therapy is appropriate.
• Easy first aid refill item for maintaining stocked kits and mobile supplies.

Suggested Applications

Suitable for first aid environments where immediate cold treatment for strains or sprains may be required, including:

• First aid kits
• Sporting environments
• Workplace first aid supplies
• Portable first aid setups

Product Specifications

Storage and Handling Tips

To keep AEROCOOL™ Instant Ice Packs ready for use:

• Store packs in a clean, dry first aid storage area.
• Keep away from sharp objects that may puncture the pack.
• Follow the activation instructions on the packaging.
• Wrap the pack or use a barrier before applying to skin.
• Do not apply directly to bare skin.
• Use once only and dispose of after use.
• Replace used packs during routine first aid kit checks.
• Keep packs accessible in sports, school, workplace and travel first aid kits.

For workplaces, instant ice packs should form part of a broader first aid setup based on workplace hazards, likely injuries and first aid risk assessment.

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