COOL RELIEF™ Cold Gel Patches Pouch/6

Product Description

The COOL RELIEF™ Cold Gel Patches Pouch of 6 provides convenient, mess-free cooling comfort for home, work, travel, sport and first aid use.

Ready to use and requiring no refrigeration, these cold gel patches can be applied when cooling support is needed for headaches, fever-related discomfort, muscle aches or suitable minor injuries. The pouch of 6 makes them easy to store in first aid kits, bags, medicine cabinets, vehicles and travel supplies.

Designed for simple external use, the COOL RELIEF™ CR480 patches offer a practical alternative to ice or water-based cold therapy where a lightweight, portable cooling option is preferred.

Key Features

• Pouch of 6 patches — supplied as six cold patches per pouch.
• Portable format — designed for convenient storage and use in first aid settings.
• Soothing cold treatment — positioned within AERO Healthcare’s hot and cold treatment range.
• Hypoallergenic — identified by AERO Healthcare as hypoallergenic.
• Latex-free — suitable where a latex-free product is required.
• Product code CR480 — clearly identified for ordering and replenishment.

Suggested Applications

Suitable for first aid supplies and portable treatment kits in settings such as:

• Workplaces
• Schools
• Sporting environments
• Travel first aid kits
• General first aid supplies

Product Specifications

Storage and Handling Tips

To keep COOL RELIEF™ Cold Gel Patches ready for use:

• Store patches in a clean, dry place.
• Keep the pouch sealed until patches are needed.
• Store away from excessive heat and direct sunlight.
• Use according to the product instructions.
• Apply only to external skin.
• Do not apply to open wounds, broken skin or irritated skin.
• Stop use if irritation occurs.
• Supervise use with children.
• Replace used patches as needed.
• Restock the pouch during routine first aid kit or medicine cabinet checks.

For workplaces and organisations, cold gel patches should form part of a broader first aid setup based on likely needs, workplace procedures and first aid risk assessment.

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