Top shelf Orthopedics RecoveryWrap AC Application Manual

RecoveryWrap AC® SYSTEM SET UP

PAD APPLICATION GUIDE

No part of the pad should directly touch the skin.

Pad to be applied with an insulation barrier between the pad and skin.

Please review the Direction for Use for all warnings, cautions, and system set-up instructions prior to use.

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RecoveryWrap AC® SYSTEM SET UP

PAD APPLICATION GUIDE

COLD THERAPY PAD

When using this system, please check the skin where the wrap is applied periodically. Discontinue use if continued numbness,
skin discoloration, blisters, etc. are present. Please refer to your health care professional prior to applying this system and/or

using the system for extended periods of time.

CLEANING THE PAD

The RecoveryWrap can be washed in a conventional laundry machine.* Notice the following cleaning instructions on the
RecoveryWrap.

30°

*Top Shelf Orthopedics recommends a maximum of three machine washes per RecoveryWrap.

Machine Wash Cold

Delicate/Gentle Cycle

Do Not Bleach

Line Dry In Shade

Periodically check skin where pad is applied for skin discoloration, numbness, blisters, etc., which can indicate a
potential burn. If detected, discontinue use and consult a physician.

An appliance should never be left unattended when plugged in. Unplug from outlet when not in use, and before
putting on or taking of f parts.

Close supervision is necessary when this appliance is used by, on, or near children, invalids, or disabled persons. This
appliance should not be used by or on children without parental supervision.

Use this appliance only for its intended use as described in this manual. DO NOT use attachments not recommended
by the manufacturer.

Never operate this appliance if it has a damaged cord or plug, if it is not working properly, if it has been dropped or
damaged, or dropped into water.

Do Not Iron

Do Not Dry Clean

Do Not Wring

INDICATIONS AND CONTRAINDICATIONS

General Indications for Cold Therapy

There are general indications for using cold therapy across the body and in various situations:

• First aid after trauma

• Relief of pain

• Prevention or reduction of swelling of traumatic origin

• Prevention or reduction of inammation
Cold is preferred during treatment of acute injury, sub-acute injury where swelling persists, and acute stages of inammation.

Contraindications for Cold Therapy

Users should be aware of situations where cold therapy may not be appropriate, determental to a aspecific condition or therwise
contraindicated for use.
Users with specific cold sensitivity symptoms such as:

• Cold Uticaria

• Raynaud’s Syndrome

• Raynaud’s Syndrome

• Proximal cold hemoglobinuria

• Vasospastic disease

• Cold hypersensitivity

• Peripheral neuropathy (as in some cases in diabetes)

• Compromised local circulation

Users should take caution in applying cold therapy over open sores and abrasions. At a minimum these areas should be cleaned
and bandaged.

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