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Battle Creek Ice It! Reusable Cold Pack - B Pack Double (Model 523-B)
label Battle Creek Ice it reusable cold pack, B pack double , contains 2 b packs (6 X 9) person holding a blue ice pack on their side

Battle Creek Ice It! Reusable Cold Pack - B Pack Double (Model 523-B)

Price
$ 20.99 $ 22.99

About this item

  • Stays flexible when fully frozen, to mold around the painful area
  • Quickly reaches freezing temperature
  • Maintains low-temperature longer for optimum therapeutic benefit
  • Non-toxic fill enclosed in latex-free vinyl
  • Durable enough to be used several times a day
  • Ergonomic designs for specific areas, such as the neck, shoulder, back or wrist
  • Size : 6" x 9" x 1.5" (2 Packs Included)

    Customer Reviews

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    Bradford M.
    GREAT PRODUCT

    After my wife's back surgery, this product was a fantastic find ( a closed friend gave us one set ) worked so well we had to get more gel packs... Just wish they'd last longer...

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    Anne M.
    Great Product - Double Pack

    One of double packs was given as a gift to my wife who was/is recovering from back surgery and the product is fantastic, she loves it!

    The double pack has been used to so much we had to get another one!

    Highly recommend it!

    Consumer Notification

    This website is managed by HRM USA Inc, 49 Richard Rd, Warminster PA 18974 an affiliate partner of Thermophore.com. This website is owned by Battle Creek Equipment Company. Battle Creek Equipment Company was founded in the late 1920’s and incorporated in 1931. It was founded to continue the work of the Sanitarium Equipment Company that was part of the world-renowned Battle Creek Sanitarium, the pre-eminent spa (known as the "Sans") of the late 1800s’ and early 20th century.