Thermal bags (thermal packs), cold or hot, have proven themselves extremely useful when administering first aid. For their multipurpose applications, these bags are an essential addition to your first aid kits or your first aid rooms. The most common injuries that benefit from thermal bags are without a doubt ankle strains and sprains, and twist...
Thermal bags (thermal packs), cold or hot, have proven themselves extremely useful when administering first aid. For their multipurpose applications, these bags are an essential addition to your first aid kits or your first aid rooms. The most common injuries that benefit from thermal bags are without a doubt ankle strains and sprains, and twisted backs. Cold packs may refresh a person suffering from heat stroke and prevent injuries from swelling. Hot packs may relieve muscle cramps, warm your hands in winter or alleviate back pains.
The main types of thermal bags offered by Sylprotec are:
- Disposable cold thermal bags (PS614 and PS615)
- Reusable cold thermal bags, to be stored in the freezer (PS616, PS617, PS618)
- Disposable hot thermal bags (PS613)
- Reusable hot thermal bags, to be heated before each use (PS616, PS617, PS618)
- Red rubber hot water bag (PS619)
Sylprotec would like to remind our customers to always read the warning labels on thermal bags and to not use them abusively. To prevent burns or frostbite, it is always recommended to place a layer of fabric between the thermal bag and the skin. Do not place the thermal bags directly on the skin.
