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Have you undergone a knee operation that left you with a painful recovery process ahead?
Are you experiencing pains in your knee caused by injury or intense exercising?
The PhysioNatural Cold Therapy System is the most effective way back to a pain-free lifestyle.
✔ Relieves pain instantly
✔ Boosts recovery time and improves range of motion
✔ Minimizes injuries by reducing inflammation
✔ Heals without harmful chemicals
✔ Fits knees of all sizes with a fully adjustable design
✔ Helps you feel secure, knowing your in-home therapy comes recommended by doctors and physical therapists
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Provides immediate relief from post-operative pain and acute injures, such as sprains, strains, and fractures. Simply add ice and water to the cooler and enjoy effective relief. |
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Run the machine indefinitely - Press the On button, and the machine will start and remain on indefinitely. |
The Cold Therapy System by PhysioNatural includes a 9-quart cooling reservoir, whisper-quiet pump technology. |
The cooling reservoir is equipped with a digital panel, which allows you to monitor your therapeutic temperature and set an automatic shutoff, if desired, for 20, 40, or 60 minutes. |
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Three built-in elastic straps hold it securely in place, right where you need it. |
The large, flexible knee therapy pad is uniquely contoured and dimpled to ensure even distribution of the ice water. |
7.2’ insulated tube, and a cold therapy pad that conforms to your knee. |
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| Price | $189.00 | $189.00 |
| Pre-Operative Pain | ✓ | ✓ |
| Post-Operative Pain | ✓ | ✓ |
| Ideal for | Pain from arthroscopic procedures, reconstructive procedures, plastic surgery, and general surgery. Swelling, soreness, and inflammation from acute injuries, including sprains, strains, bursitis, rotator cuff tears, cartilage tears. | Pain from arthroscopic procedures, reconstructive procedures, plastic surgery, and general surgery. Swelling, soreness, and inflammation from acute injuries. |
| Whisper-quiet pump | ✓ | ✓ |
| Leak-proof | ✓ | ✓ |
| Feature | Auto shut-off feature facilitates sessions of 20, 40, or 60 minutes. | Auto shut-off feature facilitates sessions of 20, 40, or 60 minutes. |
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| Price | $189.00 | $198.99 | $169.99 | $199.99 | $198.99 |
| Price Per Unit | $189.00 / Count | $198.99 / Count | $169.99 / Count | $199.99 / Count | $198.99 / Count |
| Delivery | Get it as soon as Saturday, May 11 | Get it as soon as Saturday, May 11 | Get it May 9 - 13 | — | Get it as soon as Saturday, May 11 |
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| Sold By | RNG STORE LLC | Jinalsn | Summit PDG, Inc. | MeetU Direct | Tyoka-US |
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Great machine at a great price with incredible customer service
I just had knee surgery and knew that I would need to ice the knee to reduce swelling and pain. Having tried using ice packs in the past, I know that they can be annoying, need replenishing far too often and can be a wet mess. I found this machine on Amazon and the price seemed very reasonable. The machine works great. It is easy to set up and to use and now, on my second day after surgery, I can attest to its doing an excellent job.I had a couple of questions regarding the placement of the knee pad and setting the temperature of the machine so I emailed the company's customer service. I got a reply within hours, from one of the founders of the company - one of the joys of doing business with a small company. He was very friendly, informative, answered my questions thoroughly. Overall this is a great purchase in every way and I highly recommend it if you need an icing machine.I have a couple of recommendations for using the machine. Instead of ice cubes, I put plastic bottles of water in the freezer - opening them and pouring out a little water first so that they didn't explode when they expand. I have found that when I fill the machine to the water level (without ice,) four 16.9 fluid oz water bottles will raise the water level in the machine to the recommended height. I freeze eight bottles at a time, so that when one batch is no longer cold enough, I can simply swap out the next batch. It's a lot easier than dealing with ice cubes and having to pour out all the water every time you want to lower the temperature again.I use a thin dish cloth between the knee pad and my skin to avoid cold burns. That does make it seem like it isn't quite as cold, but if you leave it on longer than the recommended 20 minutes at a time it is very effective still and quite tolerable.You can't set the water temperature in the machine - for me it usually starts out around 42 degrees and after about an hour to 1-1/2 hours with the four water bottles of ice it gets up to about 50. That has been sufficient. (And I imagine that if you could set the water temperature it might make the machine much more expensive.) But according to the founder of the company who answered my questions, if you need the water colder than that, you can add salt to it and that will greatly lower the temperature. (Be careful, however, about something that cold on your skin for any extended period of time.)The bottom line is that I am extremely happy with this purchase. My knee and I thank PhysioNatural greatly.
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I had a couple of questions regarding the placement of the knee pad and setting the temperature of the machine so I emailed the company's customer service. I got a reply within hours, from one of the founders of the company - one of the joys of doing business with a small company. He was very friendly, informative, answered my questions thoroughly. Overall this is a great purchase in every way and I highly recommend it if you need an icing machine.
I have a couple of recommendations for using the machine. Instead of ice cubes, I put plastic bottles of water in the freezer - opening them and pouring out a little water first so that they didn't explode when they expand. I have found that when I fill the machine to the water level (without ice,) four 16.9 fluid oz water bottles will raise the water level in the machine to the recommended height. I freeze eight bottles at a time, so that when one batch is no longer cold enough, I can simply swap out the next batch. It's a lot easier than dealing with ice cubes and having to pour out all the water every time you want to lower the temperature again.
I use a thin dish cloth between the knee pad and my skin to avoid cold burns. That does make it seem like it isn't quite as cold, but if you leave it on longer than the recommended 20 minutes at a time it is very effective still and quite tolerable.
You can't set the water temperature in the machine - for me it usually starts out around 42 degrees and after about an hour to 1-1/2 hours with the four water bottles of ice it gets up to about 50. That has been sufficient. (And I imagine that if you could set the water temperature it might make the machine much more expensive.) But according to the founder of the company who answered my questions, if you need the water colder than that, you can add salt to it and that will greatly lower the temperature. (Be careful, however, about something that cold on your skin for any extended period of time.)
The bottom line is that I am extremely happy with this purchase. My knee and I thank PhysioNatural greatly.
Great machine at a great price with incredible customer service
Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2023
I just had knee surgery and knew that I would need to ice the knee to reduce swelling and pain. Having tried using ice packs in the past, I know that they can be annoying, need replenishing far too often and can be a wet mess. I found this machine on Amazon and the price seemed very reasonable. The machine works great. It is easy to set up and to use and now, on my second day after surgery, I can attest to its doing an excellent job.Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2023
I had a couple of questions regarding the placement of the knee pad and setting the temperature of the machine so I emailed the company's customer service. I got a reply within hours, from one of the founders of the company - one of the joys of doing business with a small company. He was very friendly, informative, answered my questions thoroughly. Overall this is a great purchase in every way and I highly recommend it if you need an icing machine.
I have a couple of recommendations for using the machine. Instead of ice cubes, I put plastic bottles of water in the freezer - opening them and pouring out a little water first so that they didn't explode when they expand. I have found that when I fill the machine to the water level (without ice,) four 16.9 fluid oz water bottles will raise the water level in the machine to the recommended height. I freeze eight bottles at a time, so that when one batch is no longer cold enough, I can simply swap out the next batch. It's a lot easier than dealing with ice cubes and having to pour out all the water every time you want to lower the temperature again.
I use a thin dish cloth between the knee pad and my skin to avoid cold burns. That does make it seem like it isn't quite as cold, but if you leave it on longer than the recommended 20 minutes at a time it is very effective still and quite tolerable.
You can't set the water temperature in the machine - for me it usually starts out around 42 degrees and after about an hour to 1-1/2 hours with the four water bottles of ice it gets up to about 50. That has been sufficient. (And I imagine that if you could set the water temperature it might make the machine much more expensive.) But according to the founder of the company who answered my questions, if you need the water colder than that, you can add salt to it and that will greatly lower the temperature. (Be careful, however, about something that cold on your skin for any extended period of time.)
The bottom line is that I am extremely happy with this purchase. My knee and I thank PhysioNatural greatly.
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