How to use - Cryo Pro Extension Wrap
- Prepare the Wrap: Start by laying out your Dr. Aktive Cryo Pro wrap and ensure it’s clean and ready for use.
- Attach the Cryo Pro Extension Strap: Locate the hook-and-loop fastening points on the Cryo Pro Extension Strap and align them with the corresponding areas on the Dr. Aktive wrap. Attach the strap to the wrap’s end to extend the length.
- Adjust the Fit: After attaching the extension strap, adjust the wrap to your desired fit. The strap adds up to 33 cm (13 inches) in length/width, providing a customised fit for larger body areas or extra comfort.
- Secure the Wrap: Once the extension strap is attached and adjusted, secure the wrap around the treatment area, ensuring it feels snug but not tight. Use the hook-and-loop fasteners to keep the wrap in place.
- Enjoy Enhanced Comfort: With the cryo pro extension strap in place, your Dr. Aktive wrap now provides better coverage and more comfortable support, perfect for larger areas, more flexibility, and maximum cooling and compression.
The Cryo Pro Extension Strap is the perfect solution for achieving a customised fit and enhancing your Dr. Aktive wrap experience.
How to use - Cryo Pro
To begin your recovery, the system requires only ice, water and power (mains or battery). Attach the wrap to the unit and simply hold down the power button until the display appears and adjust with the + and - buttons to suit the length of time and the level of compression you require.
The unit enables you to target specific areas of pain or swelling with seven different wraps, including knee, shoulder, ankle, back/hip, full leg/full long leg and universal. These wraps are simple and easy to apply, with the one size fits all design and hook and loop fixing allowing the wraps to be adjusted to fit each patient correctly.
The Cryo Pro Back and Hip wrap is simple to empty and clean. Removing water from the main unit is easy due to the removable lid and the wraps are easy to drain using the draining gadget.
Recommendations of use
It is recommended that the patient uses the machine for up to 4 sessions a day for the most effective recovery. The ideal settings of use being between 20-40 minutes for each session, with a minimum of 20 minute breaks between.
The recommended temperature for the best recovery for the patient is between 4-15 degrees celsius.
The common understanding of use of cold compression therapy is to use the low compression setting following 24-48 hours after surgery, increasing to medium-high settings after this time period.
We would always recommended you follow the guidelines provided to you by your healthcare provider and this should not be constructed as medical advice.