Nexcare ColdHot Mini 10x10cm
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Nexcare Coldhot Mini is a gel bag, reusable, suitable for cold or heat therapy. Supports to reduce...
Nexcare Coldhot Mini is a gel bag, reusable, suitable for cold or heat therapy. Supports to reduce inflammation and muscle pain. With a non-toxic and 99% biodegradable gel, you can naturally relieve pain. Perfect for headaches, pain and swelling caused by blows, bruises, sprains and to calm muscle pain and stiffness. Safe for the whole family. Size 10x10cm.
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Nexcare Coldhot Mini can be used for two therapies: cold or hot. With cold it contributes to swelling, inflammation and pain. With the hot helps in pain and muscle stiffness.
Reusable bag to relieve muscle pain.
Store Nexcare Coldhot Mini in the refrigerator or freezer for instant cold compression. For hot compression, heat Nexcare Coldhot Mini in the microwave or in hot water. Follow the instructions that come with the packaging.
| Weight | 164 g |
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| Brand | Nexcare |
Nexcare
Professional-grade healing and skin protection with the advanced technology of 3M Nexcare. Nexcare, by 3M, provides hospital-quality products for first aid and personal care. From their iconic waterproof bandages and "Acne Blemish Patches" to therapeutic cold/hot packs, Nexcare focuses on comfort and superior performance. Their products are designed to protect wounds from bacteria while allowing the skin to breathe and heal faster. Whether for everyday scrapes or specialized post-surgical care, trust Nexcare for reliable protection at IDIVIA.Quick Summary
Q: What is it?
Nexcare ColdHot Mini 10x10cm is a reusable gel bag specifically formulated for cold or heat therapy.
Q: What does it do?
It helps to reduce inflammation, muscle pain, and swelling caused by bruises or sprains. Formulated with a non-toxic and biodegradable gel.
Q: How to use?
Store in the refrigerator or freezer for cold compression. Heat in the microwave or hot water for hot compression.






