Trister Soft Cold / Hot Gel Pack Large - TS-515HC-L - 1

Product details

What is it

The Trister Soft Cold / Hot Gel Pack Large is a flexible, reusable pack designed to provide both cold and warm therapy. Perfect for soothing aches, reducing swelling, and offering comfort. Its gel core maintains desired temperatures, making it ideal for injuries, post-surgery recovery, or simply relaxing tense muscles. Designed for convenience and versatility, this gel pack is a must-have in every household.

Who is it for?

Ideal for individuals needing relief from pain, swelling, or muscle tension. Suitable for athletes, post-surgery patients, or anyone seeking therapeutic comfort at home.

How to use

From the manufacturer's label

Follow these directions to use the Trister Soft Cold/Hot Gel Pack: 1. Remove gel pack from its packaging. 2. If using for cold therapy, place in freezer for the recommended time. For hot therapy, heat in a microwave. 3. Check temperature before use to prevent skin irritation or injury. 4. Apply to affected area, ensuring comfortable fit. 5. Use a protective cover or cloth between skin and pack if desired. 6. Leave on for the recommended duration, then remove. 7. Consult a healthcare professional before use, especially if you have underlying medical conditions.

Safety & warnings

From the manufacturer's label

For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes. Keep away from naked flame or direct heat sources.

Specifications
BrandTRISTER
FormPack
Country of originTaiwan
Barcode810011080461
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the pack stay hot or cold?

The pack retains temperature for approximately 20-30 minutes depending on ambient conditions.

Can it be used directly on the skin?

Cover pack with a cloth or towel when applying directly to skin to avoid burns or frostbite.

How do I clean the gel pack?

Wipe the surface with a damp cloth. Do not submerge in water.

Is the gel pack safe for children?

Yes, but always supervise use to ensure safety and avoid prolonged exposure.

Can I use the pack on open wounds?

No, avoid using on open wounds or sensitive skin areas.