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A motorized cold therapy machine that circulates ice water through a body pad to deliver steady cold to an injury or surgical site. It holds a longer, more consistent temperature than a static ice pack. Cold therapy pads are sold separately.
⚠ Safety Advisory
This device can become cold enough to cause serious injury, including frostbite. The manufacturer directs that it be used only as instructed and under the guidance of a physician or therapist. Do not sleep with the device in contact with the skin, and follow all included instructions for use.
You fill the reservoir with ice and water, then connect a body pad via a hose. A dual-pump recirculation system moves water through the pad and back, remixing the water that has warmed against the body with the cold water in the reservoir. This maintains a steady temperature across the entire pad rather than running cold at the inlet and warm at the far end. The unit plugs into a wall outlet and is self-priming — it pulls water through on its own once it is set up.
A static ice pack is coldest when you put it on and warms steadily from there, and it has to be swapped out. The Iceman circulates from a reservoir of ice water, so it holds cold longer from a single fill and keeps the temperature more even over a session. The manufacturer states that this type of cold therapy helps reduce pain and swelling and supports recovery after surgery or injury.
Pads are sold separately and shaped for the body part being treated. Options include knee, shoulder, ankle, back, and a universal pad. The pad connects to the unit by a quick-connect hose. Match the pad to the treatment area — we can help you choose.
Stocked at our West Los Angeles showroom, 12420 Santa Monica Blvd. Call (310) 829-1777 to check the unit and available pads.
