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Chattanooga ColPac Black Vinyl Cold Pack Standard Size 11 x 14
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MedX Rehab Portable Cold Laser LCS450 – Cordless
MedX Rehab Portable Cold Laser LCS450 – Cordless The MedX Rehab LCS450 Portable Laser is ideal for in-clinic or off site treatments. This conveni...
View full detailsShop cold therapy systems, compression cuffs, reusable ice packs and cryotherapy accessories for Canadian physiotherapy clinics, rehabilitation practices, sports medicine facilities and prescribed home recovery. TherapySupply.ca carries powered and gravity-fed cold therapy units, anatomical pads and cuffs, reusable gel packs, wraps and replacement components for a range of treatment areas.
Cold therapy products differ in their cooling method, compression, treatment area and operating requirements. Before ordering, compare the product’s intended use, pad dimensions, sizing, connector type and system compatibility. Powered or post-operative systems should be operated according to the manufacturer’s instructions and the directions provided by the prescribing healthcare professional.
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Reusable cold packs
Gel, vinyl and flexible cold packs provide a straightforward option for localized cold application. Compare the pack’s dimensions, shape, preparation instructions and ability to contour around the treatment area.
Gravity-fed systems
Gravity-fed coolers circulate chilled water without a motor. Performance depends on correct setup, cooler position and a compatible cuff or pad. Review all operating instructions before treatment.
Powered cold therapy units
Motorized systems circulate chilled water through a connected pad. Compare the controls, included components, electrical specifications and approved pads or accessories for the selected model.
Anatomical cuffs and pads
Body-area designs may be available for the knee, shoulder, ankle, foot, hip, back, elbow, hand or other areas. Confirm size, side orientation and connector compatibility before purchasing.
How to Choose a Cold Therapy System
Begin with the treatment area and the type of cold application recommended for your situation. A reusable cold pack may suit short, localized applications, while a circulating system can provide cold through a purpose-designed anatomical pad. Some systems also provide compression, but features and pressure levels vary between models.
Pads and cuffs are not automatically interchangeable between brands or models. Match the exact system name, connector and compatibility information shown on the product page. Also confirm whether the cooler, hose, power supply, cuff or pad is included, because replacement accessories may be sold separately.
Browse related Aircast products, knee braces, foot and ankle supports and shoulder and elbow supports. For warming products and reusable hot packs, visit our heat therapy collection.
Frequently Asked Questions
What products are included in this cold therapy collection?
The collection may include powered and gravity-fed cold therapy coolers, compression cuffs, anatomical pads, reusable gel and vinyl packs, wraps, hoses and replacement accessories. Availability can change as products are restocked.
What is the difference between a cold pack and a circulating system?
A reusable pack is chilled and placed over the treatment area with an appropriate barrier. A circulating system moves chilled water through a connected pad or cuff and requires model-specific setup, monitoring and operating instructions.
What is the difference between gravity-fed and powered cold therapy?
A gravity-fed system relies on cooler position and manual setup to move chilled water. A powered system uses a pump to circulate water through the connected pad. Controls and operating procedures differ between models.
How do I choose a compatible cold therapy pad or cuff?
Match the pad or cuff to the exact cooler model, connector type and approved compatibility information. Then check the treatment area, dimensions, size and left-or-right orientation where applicable.
Can a cold pack or therapy pad be placed directly on the skin?
Ordinary ice and cold packs generally require a cloth or other appropriate barrier. Circulating pads must be applied exactly as directed by their manufacturer and prescribing professional. Never assume that direct skin contact is permitted.
How long should cold therapy be used?
Treatment duration depends on the product, treatment area and professional instructions. General cold-pack guidance should not be applied automatically to powered or post-operative systems. Follow the time and monitoring directions supplied with the specific product.
When should cold therapy be stopped or avoided?
Stop treatment and seek appropriate advice if you experience severe pain, burning, blistering, pronounced numbness or unusual skin colour. Anyone with impaired sensation, circulation concerns or an inability to inspect the area should obtain professional guidance before use.
Can TherapySupply.ca help confirm product compatibility?
Yes. Have the cooler brand, exact model and required treatment area ready, then contact TherapySupply.ca before ordering. Compatibility assistance does not replace medical or fitting advice from a healthcare professional.