Overview
Cold spray for immediate cooling of minor acute soft‑tissue injuries. The rapid cooling effect promotes temporary vasoconstriction to help reduce swelling and discomfort right after injury. Suitable for first-aid use in clinics, sports teams, schools, physiotherapy centers, and home kits. Original PIC product (Italy).
Features and benefits
- Provides immediate cooling within seconds and a rapid cold sensation.
- Helps with temporary pain relief from bruises and sports-related injuries.
- Contributes to reducing swelling, particularly in the first hours after injury.
- Designed for first-aid use.
- Pressurized spray for quick application and coverage of the affected area.
- Portable and convenient for travel and training.
- Suitable for use on sports fields, courts, and clubs.
- May support a return to activity after minor injuries, as appropriate.
- Convenient alternative when ice packs are not available.
Indications of use
- Bruises.
- Sprains.
- Muscle pulls and strains.
- Minor sports injuries.
- Swelling from recent injuries.
- Pain following contact or falls during sport.
Note: For first-aid and symptom relief only; not a substitute for medical evaluation in severe injuries.
Directions
- Shake well before use.
- Spray from a distance of approximately 20 cm.
- Apply for 3–5 seconds only.
- Do not spray the same spot for an extended time to avoid cold burns.
- Repeat if needed according to the can’s instructions.
Warnings
- For external use only.
- Do not use on open wounds or broken skin.
- Avoid contact with eyes, mouth, and nose.
- Do not spray the same area for a prolonged period.
- Pressurized container: keep away from heat and open flame.
- Keep out of reach of children.
Suitable users and settings
- Athletes and sports teams (e.g., football, basketball, and other sports).
- Physiotherapy centers.
- Sports clubs and schools.
- First-aid teams.
- Home use, paramedics, and caregivers.
