Fast-Acting Reusable Back Heat Wrap & Compression Belt For Soccer Players Launch

Nov 4, 2022

Medical equipment suppliers Cool Relief LLC (800-475-1609) launched its back heat wrap with lumbar support for soccer players and high-performance athletes.

Oklahoma City,United States - November 4, 2022 /PressCable/ —

The new medical-grade soft gel back wrap provides both hot and cold therapy to reduce inflammation and relieve pain and muscle tension.

More details can be found at https://www.coolrelief.net

The wrap also applies compression to support the lumbar spine. It can be used by runners, soccer players, and sports people of all kinds, as well as those with injuries and in recovery. In addition, it is an essential piece of equipment for first aid kits.

Cool Relief LLC’s gel technology can be cooled in the freezer or cooler for icing injuries and relieving swelling. The same pack can be heated to increase blood flow and soothe tight or tired muscles. The reusable pack is latex-free, and the gel formula is non-toxic.

The soft gel within the pack fits around the entire lower back and stays pliable when frozen. The wearable design fits both adults and young people and allows users to stay mobile while receiving heat or cooling therapy.

The back heat wrap provides long-lasting relief as the inner ice technology maintains its temperature for up to 2 hours. The neoprene lower back compression belt provides postural support and can reduce pain caused by back problems, injuries, and muscle strains.

The company supplies a wide range of other hot/cold therapy products for all the body’s joints and the face and eyes. Wraps can be used to support the treatment of joint conditions such as knee and trochanteric bursitis. They can also be used during post-surgery recovery from procedures including knee arthroscopies and hip and shoulder replacements.

Cool Relief LLC provides ice and heat wraps for sports people, athletic injuries, and rehabilitation. Products have been used by orthopedic surgeons, physical therapists, and trainers, and are supplied directly to hospitals and medical centers. Based in Oklahoma, the company ships worldwide. Additional pain relief and sports injury information resources are available on the website.

A satisfied customer said: “Easy to use. These products will be very helpful for my surgery recovery. Thank you.”

Interested parties can find more information at https://www.coolrelief.net

Contact Info:
Name: Devin Grunder
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Organization: Cool Relief LLC
Address: 1312 NW 14th St, Oklahoma City, OK 73106, United States
Website: https://www.coolrelief.net

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