Aircast Cryo Cuff Cold Therapy Knee Solution - Blue - Large, Non Motorized, Gravity-fed System, 1count

Product Information

The Aircast Knee Cryo/Cuff is available in three different sizes according to the circumference of your thigh. To find out which size you require, please measure the circumference of your thigh 15cm (6") above the centre point of your kneecap as shown in the diagram below.

Find out more about how you can benefit from the Knee Cryo/Cuff and related cooler system by watching the short video below: The Aircast Knee Cryo/Cuff comes in three different sizes. To find the right one for your knee, simply measure the circumference of your leg approximately 6" up from your knee cap.You can use the cuff for up to two hours per session but it is recommended that you leave a period of at least twenty minutes between uses. Can I Apply the Cuff Directly onto My Skin?

Connect the blue tube to the cuff. If you are using the standard Aircast Cold Therapy Cooler, open the air vent located on the top of the cooler lid and raise the cooler no more than fifteen inches above the cuff. (See figure 2). To keep your Cryo/Cuff clean, simply wash the cuff with soap and hot water before rinsing and leaving to air dry. This process can also be used to clean the blue tube and cooler units also. Want More Information About the Aircast Knee Cryo/Cuff and IC Cooler Units? To keep your Cryo/Cuff clean, simply wash the cuff with soap and hot water before rinsing and leaving to air dry. This process can also be used to clean the blue tube and cooler units also. Perfect for Knee Replacement Recovery

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Unlike the Aircast Cold Therapy Cryo/Cuff Cooler, this Aircast Automatic IC Cooler uses both automated and gravity-fed systems to provide cold compression to your injury. This allows for more flexible care, so you can have effective compression therapy to specific areas of your body. Intermittent Compression Rest the cuff on the front of the knee and secure using the top strap. Flex the knee slightly and position the cuff so that the knee cap is exposed through the opening and secure using the bottom strap. (See figure 1).

After a twist, turn, arthroscopy, or minor or major surgery the Aircast Cryo Cuff for the knee is the ideal rehabilitation tool. The cuff is anatomically designed to completely fit the knee providing maximum coverage of the whole joint and allowing the whole surface area to have the continual cooling benefit of cryotherapy. In the first few weeks following knee replacement surgery and even for a long time after that, pain and swelling can become truly intense. Icing the knees regularly is recommended by doctors to help counteract these symptoms, usually around 3-4 times per day for the first 2-3 weeks. The Cryo/Cuff Cooler Unit and Automatic IC Cooler are both designed to attach to a number of Cryo/Cuff supports that provide limb support for a range of body areas. These cooler units fill the Cryo/Cuff support with cold water to provide targeted cold therapy, helping to relieve pain and discomfort throughout the affected area. For a list on which Cryo/Cuffs are available, please see below: The cuff is anatomically designed to cover the entire front-side of the knee, both above and below the patella, providing maximum cryotherapy to that area. How Do I Use the Cryo/Cuff?

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Place the cooler on a stable surface, the base of the cooler should be level with the cuff. Plug the cooler into a power supply and turn on by connecting the cord to the lid. Step Four: Refill Cooler The cuff is anatomically designed to cover the entire front-side of the knee, both above and below the patella, providing maximum cryotherapy to that area. What Size Cuff Should I Choose? To keep your Cryo/Cuff clean, simply wash the cuff with soap and hot water before rinsing and leaving to air dry. This process can also be used to clean the blue tube and cooler units also. Want More Information About the Aircast Knee Cryo/Cuff and Cooler Units?

The cuff needs to be attached to the Gravity Aircast Cryo Cuff Cooler and will hold water and ice needed for six to eight hours of cryotherapy. The durable cooler comes with a tube assembly and insulation disk and simple-to-follow directions for use. Many hospitals use the cryocuff system and will send you home with the single patient use cuff which is why we offer the cooler on its own. The almost all products sold on OrthoBracing.com are available for warranty replacement, if defective. If you have a question about the return eligibility of a particular product please submita warranty claim form. The cuff is anatomically designed to cover the entire front-side of the knee, both above and below the patella, providing maximum cryotherapy to that area. How Do I Use My Cryo/Cuff Correctly? The difference between the gravity cooler and the powered cooler is that the powered cooler has a lid with an air compressor. Once the cuff is filled the compressor will create a 30-second on/off cycle offering Intermittent Compression (IC) and creating a massage effect over the affected limb. This can aid in the reduction of pain, removal of swelling and increase circulation to aid in the speed of recovery. Any gravity coolers can be upgraded but the IC lid and power supply will both be required.

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For information on how to use the cuff, simply follow the steps below: Step One: Prepare the Cooler