Description

The WEST MORETON OPEN SHOULDER PACK is a versatile and effective solution for those seeking relief from shoulder pain and discomfort. Designed for both hot and cold therapy, this pack provides targeted compression to alleviate swelling, reduce inflammation, and support recovery from common shoulder injuries such as rotator cuff strains, sprains, and dislocations.

Key Features

• Universal Fit: Designed to comfortably fit both the right and left shoulders, accommodating various body types with its lengthy, stretchy straps and secure velcro closures.
• Temperature Retention: The pack includes an 11-inch ice bag that maintains its temperature for hours, offering prolonged relief. The leak-free design ensures mess-free usage.
• Adjustable Compression: The high-stretch neoprene support strap provides a customizable fit, delivering comfortable compression below 10℃.
• Convenient Storage: Comes with a net carry bag for easy storage and transport.

Material and Design

Crafted from durable neoprene, the support strap ensures longevity and comfort. The ice bag can be filled with either ice or hot tap water, allowing for flexible therapy options. For optimal results, it is recommended not to store the pack in the freezer unless prepared with an alcohol solution.

Recommended Usage

Endorsed by orthopaedic surgeons and medical professionals, this therapy pack is ideal for:

• Acute injuries such as sprains and strains
• Post-surgical recovery
• Chronic conditions like arthritis and tendonitis

To use, simply wrap the pack in a towel before applying it to the skin, and apply for 15-20 minutes at a time. Users should adjust the frequency based on their condition and consult with a healthcare professional if necessary.

Maintenance and Care

Proper maintenance involves cleaning and drying the pack after each use. Users should monitor for skin sensitivity and avoid direct contact with the skin to prevent irritation.

The WEST MORETON OPEN SHOULDER PACK offers a practical and reliable method to manage shoulder pain, making it an essential tool for recovery and ongoing care.