
Dr. Odin Hot and Cold Pack Elasticated
Dr Odin

Cold pack can be used after an acute injury or surgical procedure
Reduces swelling around the eyes and relaxes tired eyes.
Regains working of an overworked muscle by relaxing it.
Comes in small and universal size, nontoxic and durable.
Tynor cool pack helps in relieving pain, sports injury, swelling, sprain and sore muscle.
The gel pouch is made out of soft and flexible PU/PVC film, filled with a hydrophilic gel
Elastic strap ensures to hold the pack easily while delivering compression.
Highly flexible, adjusts to body contour and covers large area.
High-quality gel and film provides longer temperature retention time, soft, frost-free.
Easy to maintain and convenient to use.
Preserve the cool pack in freezer or place in freezer at about 0 degree for a minimum of 1 hour
Check for the temperature after taking it from the freezer
Place the cool pack on the affected part and get targeted cold compression.
Use the cool pack with cloth cover
Keep out of reach of children.
Store it away from sharp objects
Discontinue use if any allergic reaction is found and seek guidance of a qualified doctor
Primary Prevention
Suitable for individuals exposed to minor injuries, muscle fatigue, or post-activity soreness — helps provide immediate cold therapy to reduce tissue stress, soothe discomfort, and prevent the onset of inflammation. ·
Secondary Prevention
Provides targeted cold therapy when pain, swelling, or soft-tissue injury appear — helps limit inflammation, reduce swelling, and support faster recovery after strains, sprains, or minor trauma. ·
Tertiary Prevention
Recommended for individuals managing acute injuries, post-surgical swelling, or recurrent inflammatory conditions — supports effective pain relief, helps control edema, and aids in preventing progression to chronic pain or prolonged inflammation, promoting long-term musculoskeletal recovery and comfort.

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