
Dr. Odin Hot and Cold Pack Elasticated
Dr Odin

Est. delivery 3-5 Days
Hot and Cold Pack is a solution to relieve muscle and joint pain.
Flexible design makes it convenient to use.
The pouch was provided to insert the flexi Pack.
Can be used for both hot and cold therapy.
Fully sealed and leakproof design.
Flexi Hot and Cold Gel Pack is extremely efficient and easy to use.
It comes with a flexible pouch that helps prevent heatburn when applied to the skin.
The pack re-usable and do not need any maintenance.
Dual-purpose heating and cooling solution with flexible wrap-around design.
Provides uniform warmth or cold to the affected areas, resulting in instant joint pain relief.
Cold therapy:
Place the gel pack in refrigerator for 20 minutes.
Insert the gel in the pouch and apply directly to the required area.
Hot therapy:
Place the gel pack in microwave for 30 seconds
Insert the gel in the pouch and apply directly to the required area.
Do not use while sleeping.
Do not wash.
Keep away from children.
Primary Prevention
Ideal for people with muscle soreness or minor joint discomfort — Helps provide soothing hot or cold therapy to ease strain and prevent stiffness after daily activities or exercise.
Secondary Prevention
Suitable for individuals with muscle cramps, swelling, or joint pain — Assists in reducing inflammation with cold therapy and relaxing tight muscles and preventing worsening discomfort.
Tertiary Prevention
Recommended for individuals with joint pain- Aids in offering uniform warmth or cold to the affected areas and providing instant relief from pain.

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