Perfect Remedy 2-Pack Gel Ice Packs for Injuries, Soft and Flexible Hot & Cold Compress, Soothing Ice Pack Aid for Sprains Strains & Soreness conditions, Alternative to Hot Water Bottles (Pink, Large)

Quality material, freeze quickly, super cold, long lasting, sturdy, portable, work in hot cars. I use these for dual purposes to keep my drinks cold and for medicinal cool down on my back especially on warm days when I'm going to the movie theater on a summer night out.

Excellent ice pack to cool my new replaced knee joint after my Physical Therapy working it (bends, short walks, etc) I got several of these - they lay flat in freezer (dont take up much room), and they wrap around the knee to provide more consistent cooling (be sure to wrap it in something like a hand towel so its not laying directly on the skin). Then I use elastic athletic wrap to hold it in place (that stretchy brown wrap). Worked great, I was able to exercise knee with PT and with a walker, then ice it for half hour and pop back in freezer several times a day, and didnt need or use any pain pills (just slightly stronger Tylenol, and Aleve). After 3 days, I switched from using a walker to walking on my treadmill, so I could practice a proper stride and set a consistent pace and distance - a mile at 1.5 mph. After just 18 days, I was outside, walking a mile with no support, no crutch, no cane, just out walking pretty normal. If youre looking at knee replacement, how bad or good it is depends on how committed you are to doing the PT. Most important is the "heel slide", laying on back, slide your heel, bending the knee up as much as you can ten times, holding it at peek bend for 10 seconds. Then again, but this time with a strap around your foot to pull it, trying to relax the knee muscles so just the strap is pulling it up Try to get to where it hurts a little but is not really painful. Dont worry, the first day or 2 you might not be able to move it at all, but it soon gets better. Then keeping leg straight, raise the foot about 6 inches up, and hold for 5 seconds, working up to 10 seconds. The PT for going down stairs and getting out of cars is just stand holding back of a chair, and bend the knee / calf as far back as you can, lifting the foot as high as you can. Dont bend the hip, just the knee. The PT folks send me home after just half the sessions cuz I was already at desired goals (bend the knee 120+ degrees, and walking down stairs). Bottom line, if you just had a knee replaced, then you've got nowhere to be and nothing else to do, so might as well work on getting better, so do your PT, and dont forget to ice it. Do PT (heel slides etc), and WALK a lot. After reading all the stories about how long it takes to recover from knee replacement, I found one who was out walking after 6 weeks, so that was my goal. I was walking in 18 days. And still doing the PT bends for several more weeks cuz the knee is still healing, so dont let it heal just straight, keep working on max bend. Also used them when I had my hips replaced, which is relatively easy compared to knee. Basically do the PT, ice it, and walk around pretty normally with a cane for 5-6 weeks, then youre done.

I bought four total, two blue and two pink, for my mom after her hip surgery. I thought it was going to be overkill but worked out because there was swelling in her knee following surgery and we ended up using two ice packs per icing. The different color options was great. We'd use one color for awhile while the other color was freezing, and then swap them out. I always knew which one was cold vs which one still needed time to cool down due to the different colors. Granted, I could feel the cold one vs the one needing to freeze. But when you're getting up a few times a night to help someone goto the bathroom, you get a little sleep deprived and miss obvious things. It happens. This prevented that and really helped me make sure I could help keep my mom comfortable without much thought. The size was great. I wanted something large enough that would cover her incision with no issues but not too large that we were icing her whole leg. These did just that. These ice packs stay cold for along time. My mom would ice her hip when she woke up, take the ice packs off for at least 40-50 minutes to eat breakfast and when she went to ice again, they still had enough coolness to them to ice a second time. When frozen, they were still plyable to her body. They weren't hard as a rock. Another plus in my book. I read reviews saying they became hard as rocks which had me second guessing if I should give them a shot, but thankfully I didn't have that issue. These ice packs are built to last. The seams are sturdy, they use a thick plastic, and overall I'm expecting years of being able to use these with no issue. 10/10 would recommend to keep a few of these in your freezer for emergencies, or buying them for icing after a major surgery. Way better than the beaded ice packs my local Walmart offered.

A year and a half ago I bought 5 brands of icepacks. I bought them for several different reasons. My room stays about 10 degrees hotter than the rest of the apartment due to my oxygen machine. So problem number 1 is that it was getting way too hot. Problem 2 is that heat aggravates many of my health issues including triggering severe pots flares, which can land me in hospital. In order to avoid that, I need to stay cooler. Problem number 3 I have HEDS with fairly regular subloxations and dislocations. Sometimes the treatment for the subsequent pain is alternating hot and cold, sometimes it's just cold, depending on where the injury was. All of them need cold at some point and ice therapy is 20-30 minutes. Ice for pots is 30-45 minutes for heart regulation. So my quest became finding icepacks that would last long enough for treatments, withstand chronic use, withstand being in the freezer almost constantly, the weight of my limbs resting on them, and be somewhat comfortable. (To be clear, I do actually have an ICE pack too, like one you shove full of ice and then screw the lid on. You just have to replace the ice when you need to use it again. A little annoying to deal with. But works in a pinch, so long as you have ice handy. One brand didn't even last a week. It burst in the freezer (it was meant to be only an icepack, not actually for medical use, but like a cooler ice pack. My plan was to use it paired with a softer pack and have it rest on my back to help keep the soft pack colder longer for POTS treatment. I didn't even get to try because the ice pack couldn't handle the freezer. The next brand was very soft, one of those ones with fabric outside AND a fuzzy cover for it. Both with and without the cover it didn't keep cold for longer than 10 minutes. For $20 I expect things to keep temperature. Third brand has that thin white plastic over the outside, never fully freezes. Has gel stuff inside... one of the two burst almost immediately and had to be tossed, very disappointing to pull your icepack away to realize your towel is saturated in gross sticky gel that smells kind of bad. Fourth brand looks a lot like these, rainbow something... and they just couldn't stay cold and take forever to freeze. 8 hours in the freezer for 15 minutes of cold. Great for a sports injury maybe, but awful for what I need it for. Even doubling up icepacks and using two at once didn't help it keep it's cold much. Not comes perfect remedy. Sturdy, flexible, comes with a fabric cover (though I prefer folding a tea towel around it to let more cold through), have not seen any breaks in it, curved corners on the plastic so it's not really sharp, and most importantly it will keep it's cold for an hour. And it's just a touch bigger than some other brands. I've included a photo of perfect remedy next to resters choice (the fabric brand.) They have been out of the freezer long enough for me to write this review and resters choice is already almost to room temp. It's completely melted. Just sitting there. For 10, 15 minutes. And you can see perfect remedy is still completely frozen. Very satisfied with this purchase, I wish I had tested everything soon enough to return the ones that didn't work well, but.... I do know I'll be buying more of these for the super hot summer ahead.

Ice packs for injuries, reusable,also can be used for traveling with food in a cooler, portable, freezing time is just a few hours, holds cold for many hours, effective, effective, temperature retention is good, very good price for the product, hot and cold pack, reusable, soft outside, 2 packages come together in one order.

Bought these for back issues. My husband and I use them all the time as ice packs for our back. Never used them for a Hot Pack. They are soft and freeze well. So far have held up and would buy again if needed.

I can’t recommend Perfect Remedy 2-Pack Gel Ice Packs enough for C-section recovery. They’re the perfect size and flexible enough to fit comfortably over my incision area, providing gentle, soothing relief without being too stiff. I’ve used them for swelling, soreness, and general postpartum discomfort, and they stay cold for a long time, making multiple uses throughout the day easy. The gel packs are also reusable and durable, so I know they’ll last for months. If you’re recovering from a C-section or need targeted cold therapy, these ice packs are absolutely a 5-star essential! ❄️✨

It gets too cold and frozen. Works well but need 1/2 hour to thaw out before use.

Works as described. Easy to use

Erfüllt meine Erwartung. Besonders vorzuheben ist, dass das Kunststoffmaterial sehr robust ist zu den handelsüblichen Cool-Packs (wir haben die mit blauer Füllung bisher gehabt). Das ist insofern praktisch weil wir sie oft vor der Verwendung einfrieren. Absolute Kaufempfehlung!

Actually I use this for my son's cooler in his lunch box because it is small enough haha. It works great! Apart from that since there are 5 packs, I do keep 3 for ice packs as in for muscle aches etc. I am very pleased with this small ice pack gels.

Poches à utiliser chaudes ou froides en fonction s'il s'agit dune douleur musculaire ou articulaire. Parfait pour soulager conforme à la description

Produit de facture très robuste. Soudure des poches de très qualité. Je les utilise uniquement chaude pour les lombaires. Preparation d'utilisation, 2 passage au micro ondes à750w, puis enveloppée dans un tissu. Seul défaut aucune explication en français. Je recommande ce produit.