Surgipack Hot & Cold Clay Pack Large
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All-Natural Clay Hot & Cold Pack. This device is intended to be applied externally to a body surface and provide cold or heat therapy to underlying tissues to relieve discomfort from muscular aches and pains.
Use cold: for temporary relief of sprains and strains, bumps and bruises, sports injuries, headaches, toothaches, insect bites, fevers.
Use hot: for temporary relief of aches, arthritis, back pain, menstrual cramps, joint stiffness.
Clay retains heat better than gel. It is also very soft but does not ‘flow’ so forms to the body without leaving ‘empty spots’. Remains flexible when frozen, even to -25°C.
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Surgipack Hot & Cold Clay Pack Large
RRP $25.99
$21.40
17% OFF RRP
Collect 22 Everyday Rewards Points*
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