Aircast28333 Cryo/Cuff IC Cooler

This Aircast cryo cuff system has been a game changer for me. I broke my wrist and have been doing therapy on it. I purchased this system that was recommended highly and the difference in my healing has been incredible. Before I purchased this system( (with the wrist attachment and plug) I was icing my wrist with ice bags. But when I started using this cuff, the difference in my inflammation was unbelievable. The best part was , that as the inflammation went down, I hardly had any pain.I only have to ice it 3 times a day for 10 minutes each time. But it is so helpful and I enjoy the progress so much, I find myself using it when I sit down to watch tv.I am very pleased with this system.I noticed that they have different attachments for the knee and shoulder, etc.I can’t recommend this enough.You will be very happy you found this! I know I sure am!!!!!

The motorized cryo cannister is the way to go!

I had a aircast for my knee surgery several years ago and the hose connection broke off. Couldn’t get a spare part for it so I found this and it works perfectly with the hose and knee cuff I have. Came in very handy when my daughter had knee surgery in mid-August. It’s bringing her quite a bit of relief from the pain and swelling of the surgery. She calls it “her precious “. I don’t think I’m getting it back - LOL.

This is a great system for cryo therapy to recover from surgery or injury. For longer lasting cooling, freeze 2 disposable plastic water bottles. Place them in the empty tank, add ice cubes and water to fill line. Mine stays cold all night now that the swelling and inflammation in my shoulder has mostly subsided. If you have swelling and inflammation, it will melt a little faster since your injury is warming up the water in the cryo cuff. However, using the frozen water bottles will still keep the water cold for significantly longer than ice cubes alone.