Aircast Large Knee Cryo/Cuff System with Cooler - 20-31" Circumference

Optimize your knee recovery with the Aircast Large Knee Cryo/Cuff System, featuring a cooler for comprehensive trauma, post-operative treatment, and rehabilitation. This advanced system merges the therapeutic advantages of controlled compression with cryotherapy to significantly reduce hemarthrosis, edema, hematoma, swelling, and pain, ensuring an effective and comfortable recovery process.

The knee Cryo/Cuff is anatomically designed to conform perfectly to the knee, offering full coverage for maximum cryotherapy benefits. Its user-friendly nature makes it an ideal choice not just for clinical settings like emergency rooms and post-operative care but also for training rooms and home use. The insulated jug, capable of holding up to 4 liters of ice and water, ensures up to 8 hours of continuous therapy, providing long-lasting relief without the need for frequent refills.

• Size: Large (20-31" Knee Circumference, 6" Above Patella)
• Features: Controlled compression, anatomically designed cuff, insulated 4-liter cooler
• Benefits: Minimizes swelling and pain, provides up to 8 hours of cryotherapy, ensures measured compression for comfort
• Use: Suitable for trauma, post-op treatment, and rehabilitation
• Additional: Detachable cooler for uninterrupted treatment

Comprehensive Recovery Benefits:

1. Anatomical Design for Perfect Fit

The Cryo/Cuff's anatomical design ensures it fits snugly around the knee, maximizing the contact area for effective cryotherapy.

2. Long-lasting Cryotherapy

With the insulated cooler's capacity, enjoy up to 8 hours of continuous cold therapy, ideal for extensive post-op recovery periods.

3. Safe and Comfortable Compression

Experience measured compression that enhances the therapeutic effects while ensuring patient comfort and safety, eliminating the risk of tissue damage.

Trust the Aircast Large Knee Cryo/Cuff System with Cooler for a secure, efficient, and comfortable recovery journey, whether you're at home or in a clinical setting.