Refillable Ice Bags, Standard
Our Hospital Ice Bags provide fast, immediate relief to patients dealing with pain and injury causing swelling, bruising, muscle pain and cramps. Intended for single-patient use, these ice bags are easy to use and designed to meet patients’ specific needs. Just simply add ice and apply to patient where cold therapy is needed. We offer a variety of sizes and designs including Velcro straps and ties to hold in place.
Target Areas
Multiple Body PartsWhat to Know About the Product and How to Use It
Rapid Aid provides the widest selection of hot & cold therapy and transportation products in the world, both branded and in private label. Among the well over 400 private label and branded SKU’s we manufacture, we are committed to providing your business with the right solution to help you achieve your goals with our temperature controlled solutions.
Instructions for Use
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Top questions about Refillable Packs
Use cold therapy during the first 24-48 hours of back pain or injury to reduce inflammation and numb the area. Heat therapy is better for muscle tension or chronic pain, as it helps relax muscles and improve blood circulation to the affected area.
Apply heat or cold to your back for 15-20 minutes at a time. You can repeat this every 2-3 hours, making sure to give your skin time to rest between applications.
Yes, alternating between hot and cold therapy, known as contrast therapy, can be beneficial for certain types of pain or injuries. Cold reduces inflammation and numbs pain, while heat relaxes muscles and increases circulation. To use this method, apply cold for about 15-20 minutes, then switch to heat for the same amount of time, ensuring a break between applications to avoid skin irritation.
When dealing with muscle pain or injury, choosing between heat and cold therapy depends on the type of injury.
Use heat therapy for chronic conditions like pulled muscles, joint pain, back pain, or arthritis. Heat increases blood flow, relaxes muscles, and promotes healing.
Use cold therapy for acute injuries, such as those caused by sudden impact or falls. Cold reduces swelling, numbs pain, and limits inflammation by constricting blood vessels.
Application: Both therapies should be applied for 15-20 minutes at a time. It’s important to avoid direct contact with the skin to prevent burns or frostbite.
Alternating Therapies: In some cases, alternating between cold and heat therapy can be effective, especially for conditions that involve both acute pain and chronic stiffness.
For a more detailed understanding and additional insights, follow our blog here.
Introduction to the Refillable Ice Bags, Standard
How to use Refillable Ice Bags, Standard
- Fill to line
- Remove excess air
- Fold and clamp shut
- Place in freezer for at least 2 hours. If temperature is comfortable, apply to affected area.
- Monitor skin during use to avoid frostbite. If the compress feels too cold, wrap it in a towel or cloth before applying.
- Return to freezer for future cold therapy use.
Ensure microwave is clean. Compress must be at room temperature before heating.
Distribute gel evenly and lay flat in microwave. Heat at full power for 40 seconds.
Check temperature carefully—it may continue to rise slightly. If too hot, let cool before use.
If additional heat is needed, reheat in 5-second increments. Do not exceed 60 seconds total heating time.
Knead gently and apply. If uncomfortably hot, let cool before reapplying.
Store at room temperature for future hot therapy use.
Consult a physician before use if you have circulatory or diabetic conditions.
Do not sit or lean on the compress.
For external use only.
Do not leave the compress unattended with children, the elderly, or incapacitated individuals.
Do not apply to open wounds.
If swallowed, drink water and contact Poison Control immediately.
If contents contact skin or eyes, rinse thoroughly and consult a physician.
Discard if punctured or leaking.
Do not use with creams, ointments, or topical pain relievers.
Do not apply hot or cold therapy for more than 20 minutes at a time.
Keep out of reach of children.
Product Overview
Specifications
Our Hospital Ice Bags provide fast, immediate relief for patients experiencing pain and injuries that cause swelling, bruising, muscle pain, and cramps. Intended for single-patient use, these ice bags are easy to use and designed to meet patients’ specific needs. Just simply add ice and apply to patient where cold therapy is needed.
We offer a variety of sizes and designs, including options with Velcro straps and sturdy ties to keep the bag securely in place.
Product Features:
- Therapeutic pack for common aches, pains, swelling, and bruising.
- Refillable with easy-to-use clamp closures.
- Sturdy ties to hold bags in place.
- Non-woven outer layer for comfortable direct-to-skin application and reduced condensation.
These details highlight the quality and usefulness of this product. Ideal for hospitals, clinics, and retailers, it is also well-suited for at-home care. Bulk orders are available for medical distribution, and the bags can be private-labeled to support your brand.
Features
- Re-fillable
- Non-woven outer layer for comfortable direct to skin application and reduction of condensation
- Clamp closures make it easy to re-fill
- Sturdy ties hold bags in place
Benefits
COLD THERAPY RELIEF – For immediate pain relief
- Relieves aches & pains: Reduces inflammation and muscle spasms
- Reduces swelling & bruising: Helps soothe pain by reducing blood flow to the area
- Numbs the sore area: Works effectively to reduce pain
Size
5.2" x 13.7"
13.21 cm x 34.8 cm
13.21 cm x 34.8 cm
Item Weight
0.04 lbs
0.63 kg
0.63 kg
Material Type
Polyethelyne/Non Woven
Fill
No Fill
Activation Method
Fill
Item SKU
Availability
Country of Origin
Vietnam
Unit Count
25
Package Dimensions
7.28" x 5.91" x 5.91"
18.49 cm x 15.01 cm x 15.01 cm
18.49 cm x 15.01 cm x 15.01 cm
Case Pack
50
Case Pack Dimensions
15" x 6" x 7"
39 cm x 16 cm x 17 cm
39 cm x 16 cm x 17 cm
Cases Per Pallet Count
144
Cautions/Warnings
- Individuals with circulatory or diabetic issues should consult a physician before use
- External use only
- This product is designed for cold therapy use only
- Do not sit or lean on ice bag
- Unattended use of ice bag by children, elderly or incapacitated persons is dangerous; monitor for insensitivities to product temperature
- Do not apply to open wounds
- Discard if punctured or leaking
- Do not use product with any ointments, creams or topical pain relievers
- DO NOT apply cold therapy for more than 20 minutes
- KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN
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Whether you’re launching a wellness line or expanding your global presence, Rapid Aid helps you move from concept to shelf quickly and confidently.
With deep category expertise, proven compliance, and a consumer-first approach, we’re your ideal partner for private label success.
Peace of mind. Brand protection. Satisfied customers.
Contact us today to discover how we can help you build a private label product line safely, competitively, and globally.
Refillable Ice Bags, Standard
Our Hospital Ice Bags provide fast, immediate relief to patients dealing with pain and injury causing swelling, bruising, muscle pain and cramps. Intended for single-patient use, these ice bags are easy to use and designed to meet patients’ specific needs. Just simply add ice and apply to patient where cold therapy is needed. We offer a variety of sizes and designs including Velcro straps and ties to hold in place.
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Get Started with Rapid Aid
Whether you’re launching a wellness line or expanding your global presence, Rapid Aid helps you move from concept to shelf quickly and confidently.
With deep category expertise, proven compliance, and a consumer-first approach, we’re your ideal partner for private label success.
Peace of mind. Brand protection. Satisfied customers.
Contact us today to discover how we can help you build a private label product line safely, competitively, and globally.
What to Know About the Product and How to Use It
Rapid Aid provides the widest selection of hot & cold therapy and transportation products in the world, both branded and in private label. Among the well over 400 private label and branded SKU’s we manufacture, we are committed to providing your business with the right solution to help you achieve your goals with our temperature controlled solutions.
Learn more about Refillable Packs
Have a product question? Submit a request.
Frequently Asked Questions
Introduction to the Refillable Ice Bags, Standard
Instructions for Use
Instructions for Use
Have a product question? Submit a request.
Have a product question?
Top questions about Refillable Packs
Use cold therapy during the first 24-48 hours of back pain or injury to reduce inflammation and numb the area. Heat therapy is better for muscle tension or chronic pain, as it helps relax muscles and improve blood circulation to the affected area.
Apply heat or cold to your back for 15-20 minutes at a time. You can repeat this every 2-3 hours, making sure to give your skin time to rest between applications.
Yes, alternating between hot and cold therapy, known as contrast therapy, can be beneficial for certain types of pain or injuries. Cold reduces inflammation and numbs pain, while heat relaxes muscles and increases circulation. To use this method, apply cold for about 15-20 minutes, then switch to heat for the same amount of time, ensuring a break between applications to avoid skin irritation.
When dealing with muscle pain or injury, choosing between heat and cold therapy depends on the type of injury.
Use heat therapy for chronic conditions like pulled muscles, joint pain, back pain, or arthritis. Heat increases blood flow, relaxes muscles, and promotes healing.
Use cold therapy for acute injuries, such as those caused by sudden impact or falls. Cold reduces swelling, numbs pain, and limits inflammation by constricting blood vessels.
Application: Both therapies should be applied for 15-20 minutes at a time. It’s important to avoid direct contact with the skin to prevent burns or frostbite.
Alternating Therapies: In some cases, alternating between cold and heat therapy can be effective, especially for conditions that involve both acute pain and chronic stiffness.
For a more detailed understanding and additional insights, follow our blog here.
Introduction to the Refillable Ice Bags, Standard
How to use Refillable Ice Bags, Standard
- Fill to line
- Remove excess air
- Fold and clamp shut
- Place in freezer for at least 2 hours. If temperature is comfortable, apply to affected area.
- Monitor skin during use to avoid frostbite. If the compress feels too cold, wrap it in a towel or cloth before applying.
- Return to freezer for future cold therapy use.
Ensure microwave is clean. Compress must be at room temperature before heating.
Distribute gel evenly and lay flat in microwave. Heat at full power for 40 seconds.
Check temperature carefully—it may continue to rise slightly. If too hot, let cool before use.
If additional heat is needed, reheat in 5-second increments. Do not exceed 60 seconds total heating time.
Knead gently and apply. If uncomfortably hot, let cool before reapplying.
Store at room temperature for future hot therapy use.
Consult a physician before use if you have circulatory or diabetic conditions.
Do not sit or lean on the compress.
For external use only.
Do not leave the compress unattended with children, the elderly, or incapacitated individuals.
Do not apply to open wounds.
If swallowed, drink water and contact Poison Control immediately.
If contents contact skin or eyes, rinse thoroughly and consult a physician.
Discard if punctured or leaking.
Do not use with creams, ointments, or topical pain relievers.
Do not apply hot or cold therapy for more than 20 minutes at a time.
Keep out of reach of children.
