|
BlueKool®
 Relieve pain and swelling from bruises, sprains and aching joints.
The ultimate in cold therapy for your horse.
Not using an effective and safe cold treatment on an injury immediately can cause long term damage.
Always carry a BlueKool® compress bandage.
- This is the only compression bandage that cools two ways - at room temperature or by refrigeration.
- BlueKool® gives compression and support and gives a cool, soothing effect to swellings or sprains.
- The gel is 96% water.
- BlueKool® wraps completely around the injured area to effectively cool from all sides.
- It can be worn directly against the skin.
- It conforms to all body contours.
- BlueKool® is not wet or messy.
- It is non-toxic and non-irritant.
- It cools by evaporation.
- BlueKool® can be refrigerated for enhanced cooling effects.
- It is cost-effective by use.
- The package is resealable.
- The cooling effect lasts for hours.
Up to 50% of the damage in a strained tendon occurs after the injury and is the result of the inflammation that develops during the first twelve hours in response to the strain.
With BlueKool®, you can now treat these injuries immediately reducing inflammation - no matter where you are.
|
Compress Bandages
3” x 72” #KB 0372
2” x 48” #KB 0248
1” x 24” #KB 0124
Compress Pads
4” x 4” (set of 4) #KB 0444
4” x 9” #KB 0049
9” x 13” #KB 0913
Support
Back Support Equine #KB 7092 BS
Cooling
Cooling Blanket Equine #KB 3648 E
Equine Cooling Pads #KB 9132 E
|
|
- BlueKool® is an all-in-one reusable, elasticized, cool, soothing support compress bandage.
- BlueKool® is available in three sizes.
- It is impregnated with a cooling gel to give hours of relief while reducing tissue temperature.
- Refrigerate before use for ultimate effectiveness.
- Easily rehydrate BlueKool® by running water over the bandage for about one minute. Shake off excess water and store in a sealed bag.
- BlueKool® bandages provide total skin contact allowing freedom of movement as it conforms to body areas.
- It is recommended by athletic trainers, physicians, veterinarians, and therapists.
|
