At Health and Care, we offer a range of products that help treat and alleviate symptoms of injury in a number of body areas. For more information about the products available, please see the list below: Providing you with cold therapy and compression straight to your injury, with the Aircast Cold Therapy Cooler, you can have the relief that you need from injury-related pain and swelling right where you need it most. Suitable for a Number of Indications After a twist, turn, arthroscopy, or minor or major surgery the Aircast Cryo Cuff for the knee is the ideal rehabilitation tool. The cuff is anatomically designed to completely fit the knee providing maximum coverage of the whole joint and allowing the whole surface area to have the continual cooling benefit of cryotherapy. When used alongside one of the Aircast coolers, the Aircast Knee Cuff compresses the area to reduce pain. The cuff is anatomically designed to cover the entire affected area so you get treatment where you need it most. Indications for the Aircast Knee Cuff The cuff is anatomically designed to cover the entire knee, providing maximum cryotherapy to that area. What Size Cuff Should I Choose?

The cuff is anatomically designed to cover the entire front-side of the knee, both above and below the patella, providing maximum cryotherapy to that area. What Size Cuff Should I Choose? To avoid risk of skin burn, it is vital that you wrap the skin of the target area with a cloth or bandage or something similar, before using the cuff. How Do I Clean the Cuff? Designed using an integrated, automatic pump, this IC cooler unit can be usedwithout the need for constant adjustment, meaning you can have uninterrupted treatment with every use. Suitable for a Number of Indications

Which Cryotherapy Machine Should I Choose?

For more information about the Aircast Knee Cryo/Cuff and Cold Therapy Cooler, please watch the video below: Connect the blue tube to the cuff. If you are using the standard Aircast Cold Therapy Cooler, open the air vent located on the top of the cooler lid and raise the cooler no more than fifteen inches above the cuff. (See figure 2). In the first few weeks following knee replacement surgery and even for a long time after that, pain and swelling can become truly intense. Icing the knees regularly is recommended by doctors to help counteract these symptoms, usually around 3-4 times per day for the first 2-3 weeks. This cooling system is perfect for this post-operation period because of its hands-free convenience, and the continuous circulation of cold water means no time is wasted waiting for the cuff to freeze. Want More Information About the Aircast Knee Cryo/Cuff and Cooler Units? To prepare the cooler, connect the blue tube to the cooler and fill with cold water to the line provided. Add ice and place the insulation disk on top before attaching the cooler lid and closing shut. (See figure 1).

The Aircast Knee Cryo/Cuff combines the therapeutic benefits of controlled cold compression to minimise hemarthrosis and swelling and reduce pain. The cuff needs to be attached to the Gravity Aircast Cryo Cuff Cooler and will hold water and ice needed for six to eight hours of cryotherapy. The durable cooler comes with a tube assembly and insulation disk and simple-to-follow directions for use. Many hospitals use the cryocuff system and will send you home with the single patient use cuff which is why we offer the cooler on its own. To keep your Cryo/Cuff clean, simply wash the cuff with soap and hot water before rinsing and leaving to air dry. This process can also be used to clean the blue tube and cooler units also. Perfect for Knee Replacement Recovery

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Cold therapy is scientifically proven to reduce and relieve pain and swelling in a number of conditions. These include: Hopefully you've discovered the benefits of using cryotherapy to treat injury, so when it comes to making a decision about which Aircast cooler unit tobuy, you can choose the rightone for you according to your specific needs. With a simple, gravity-fed system, you can have easy treatment and relief from pain and swelling for your injury with the Aircast Cold Therapy Cooler. For afaster recovery, we recommend choosing the Automatic IC Cooler fortargeted and intermittent compressionwhile you recover. This cooling system is perfect for this post-operation period because of its hands-free convenience, and the continuous circulation of cold water means no time is wasted waiting for the cuff to freeze. What Do Our Customers Say About the Aircast System? For measurements that fall between two sizes, we recommend choosing the larger size for greater comfort The Aircast Knee Cryo/Cuff comes in three different sizes. To find the right one for your knee, simply measure the circumference of your leg approximately 6" up from your knee cap.

This Cold Therapy Cryo/Cuff Unit uses a gravity-fed system to deliver chilled water to your chosen Cryo/Cuff device to treat injury. Simply raise the cooler above the level of the Cryo/Cuff to fill the device and begin treatment. Once filled, this cryotherapy machine provides between six-to-eight hours of cold therapy, so you have relief from things like pain and swelling throughout your recovery. Easy to Use Connect the blue tube to the cuff. Raise the cooler no more than fifteen inches above the cuff and allow fifteen seconds for the cuff to fill. (See figure 2).