HELPS REDUCE PAIN SWELLING & BRUISING

• Reusable gel pack
• Ideal for aches, sprains, strains & bruises
• Attached strap hold the pack firmly in place and adds compression

1 Cold Pack
1 Protective Sleeve

CVS Health Finger Injury Cold Pack is designed to reduce swelling and pain on bruised, broken, or sprained fingers. The attached strap provides stability and compression in one while the protective sleeve protects skin from getting too cold. The reusable pack conveniently stays in the freezer for future use.


Made in China

Intended Use: Therapeutic pack for use with common aches,pains, swelling, and bruising. (NEVER HEAT GEL COMPRESS OR PROTECTIVE SLEEVE) instructions based on Finger Pack conditioned at room temperature.

1. Place gel pack flat in freezer for 1 hour with attached strap folded underneath the gel pack.
2. Remove from freezer. Place gel pack on finger. If temperature feels too cold use protective sleeve provided. Wrap strap around to secure in place. Never wrap too tightly.
3. After use, store gel pack in freezer for future cold therapy use.

Store protective sleeve at room temperature

Do not apply to open wound, Individuals should not use this product before consulting a physician if circulatory problems are suspected or known. Do not apply excessive weight to gel compress as it may burst or leak. If swelling and/or pain persists, consult your physician. If contents come in contact with skin or eyes, flush with water. If contents are swallowed, drink several glasses of water and contact a physician or local Poison Control Center. For external use only. Cold affects individuals differently; always let your personal comfort level be your guide. As freezer temperatures vary, always test temperature for comfort level prior to use. If used on children or an incapacitated person, monitor closely and do not leave unattended. Harmful effects are not expected under normal usage. This product is non-toxic. Discard if gel pack is punctured or leaking. Not made with natural rubber latex. Keep out of reach of children.