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Surgical Basics Instant Ice Pack

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Surgical Basics Instant Ice Pack
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Surgical Basics instant ice pack helps provide effective first aid treatment for contusions, sprains, abrasions & other minor injuries.

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Surgical Basics instant ice pack, is a single use product which needs to be crushed in order to activate it. It helps provide effective anaesthetic effect first aid treatment for contusions, sprains, abrasions & other minor injuries. It also helps relieve minor aches and pain. This ice pack is handy to have in an emergency and can be a staple feature in first aid kits.

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