Safety First Aid HypaGel Pack of 3 Reusable Hot/Cold Packs, 27cm x 16.5cm

These are great, freeze quickly but are flexible which perfect for a joint, knee in my case. Good value for money.

The Safety First Aid Group HypaGel Reusable Hot and Cold Packs are a real lifesaver, and let me tell you, they've become my go-to for handling all kinds of aches and pains. First off, the versatility is fantastic. Whether you need some soothing heat to relax sore muscles or cold therapy to reduce swelling, these packs have you covered. They're like the Swiss Army knives of pain relief – ready for action whenever you need them. The convenience factor is a game-changer. You can heat them up in the microwave or cool them down in the freezer, and they retain their temperature remarkably well. Plus, they come with a soft, comfortable cover that makes them easy to handle without freezing or burning your skin. And the best part? They're reusable! I've used these packs countless times, and they're still going strong. No more dealing with disposable one-time-use heat or cold packs. It's like having an eco-friendly sidekick in your pain relief journey. But let's not forget the fun part. They're like the adult version of ice cream and a warm blanket – you get to choose your temperature adventure. It's the ultimate "Netflix and chill" for your muscles and joints. In summary, the Safety First Aid Group HypaGel Reusable Hot and Cold Packs are a must-have for anyone dealing with minor injuries or discomfort. They're versatile, long-lasting, and super easy to use. I don't know how I survived without them. So, if you want a hassle-free and eco-friendly way to deal with those pesky aches and pains, these packs are the way to go! 😄🌡️❄️

I bought the larger gel packs some years ago, which tend to solidify, which I like as they stay cooler longer. The smaller versions remain soft and pliable and are great for applying to and moulding around limbs for short periods.

Bought for when me & husband's arthritis plays up. Can be put in the freezer & used (wrapped in a tea towel) as cool packs or heated up & used as heat pads. Really do the job & I keep one in the freezer at all times so that we have one ready for use. They've also come in useful in this recent extreme heat as they are very cooling. You need to wrap them in something to avoid injury with the cold as they do get VERY cold. They stay flexible when frozen so easy to wrap around an injured or painful joint. I also find them good (again wrapped in a towel) to put on my forehead when I have a migraine.

Easily the best ice pack I've tried. Most warm up within 15 minutes, but this holds its temperature for well over an hour. Hopefully it holds up well over time!

Very handy to keep in the fridge for emergencies

First time using ice gel packs and didn’t see the caution at the back thus experiencing my first ever ever ice burn and now facing the consequences and healing from that! But other than that, product is good just wish it said at the front and in red caution. Sometimes when you’re in pain, you forget to read every single line and just want to soothe. Not the brand fault but my own, but a suggestion to perhaps have it as part of the description even for the product or like on the actual image *MUST NOT PUT ON SKIN DIRECTLY* 🥹.

Love the convenience of having these in the freezer for if the kids fall over and the gel form makes for ability to wrap around any part of the body

Mutli-use hot or cold gel packs. Use regularly and still perfect.