The Liv Medica Instant Cold Pack is a single-use, disposable cold therapy pack designed to provide immediate relief from pain, swelling, and inflammation—without the need for refrigeration. Simply squeeze the pack to activate the internal cooling mechanism, and it instantly reaches a low temperature, making it ideal for first aid emergencies, sports injuries, and workplace incidents.

Compact, lightweight, and easy to use, the Liv Medica Instant Cold Pack is an essential addition to first aid kits, ambulances, sports facilities, schools, workplaces, and healthcare settings where immediate cold therapy is required.

Key Features

• Instant cooling without refrigeration
• Single-use, disposable design
• Easy activation by squeezing the internal pouch
• Provides rapid relief from pain and swelling
• Compact, lightweight, and portable
• Ideal for emergency first aid and outdoor use
• Ready to use anytime, anywhere

Applications

• Sprains and strains
• Minor sports injuries
• Bruises and swelling
• Muscle aches
• Minor burns
• Insect bites and stings
• Workplace and industrial first aid

Benefits

• Delivers immediate cold therapy on demand
• Helps reduce pain, inflammation, and swelling
• Convenient for travel, sports, and emergency situations
• No freezer or electricity required
• Simple and quick activation

How to Use

1. Fold or squeeze the pack firmly to break the inner fluid pouch.
2. Shake the pack well to mix the contents and activate the cooling process.
3. Wrap the pack in a soft cloth or towel before applying to the affected area.
4. Apply for up to 15 minutes at a time.

Product Specifications

• Product Type: Instant Cold Pack
• Usage: Single-use
• Activation: Manual squeeze activation
• Cooling Method: Instant chemical reaction
• Storage: Store at room temperature
• Manufacturer: Liv Medica Products Pvt. Ltd.

Package Contents

• 5 × Liv Medica Instant Cold Pack

Ideal For: First aid kits, hospitals, clinics, ambulances, schools, sports teams, gyms, industrial workplaces, occupational health centers (OHCs), and emergency response teams.