Aircast Cryo/Cuff IC Cooler with Integrated Pump

HyGiene Products
Non Returnable
Prescription required

Aircast Cryo/Cuff IC Cooler with Integrated Pump has integrated cold and compression which helps to reduce post-operative swelling. The Cryo/Cuff IC provides both gravity and motorized cold and compression therapy for flexibility of care. An integrated pneumatic pump within the cooler lid provides automated cold and compression therapy, with simplicity of design and ease-of-use operation. It is ideal for post-operative recovery, trauma, athletic training rooms and home use.

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Item #	Desc	Pkg	RewardEarn reward dollars on every purchase you make. Redeem them on your next order. Reward $	Price
51A	Cryo/Cuff IC Cooler (Without Pad)	Each	$1.02	$145.45 $102.45
51A11A	IC Cooler with Medium Knee Cryo/Cuff	Each	$1.45	$195.99 $145.45
51A11B	IC Cooler with Large Knee Cryo/Cuff	Each	$1.45	$195.99 $145.45
51A12A	IC Cooler with Universal Shoulder Cryo/Cuff	Each	$1.63	$225.55 $162.65

Aircast Cryo/Cuff IC Cooler Features:

An integrated pneumatic pump within cooler lid provides automated compression and cold therapy
Simplicity of design and ease of operation makes it ideal for post-operative recovery, trauma, athletic training rooms and home use
Intermittent cold and compression help reduce post-operative swelling
Cryo/Cuff IC provides both gravity and motorized system for flexibility of care
Design details such as a whisper quiet motor, an insulated cuff, and quick pad disconnect make the Cryo/Cuff IC flexible, durable, and mobile
Note: This item is non-returnable due to hygiene purposes.

More Information

Warning:
- This device can be cold enough to cause serious injury
- Read and understand all warnings and instructions for use before using this device
- Additional warnings appear in the instructions for use

Specification

Particulars	Size	Circumference
Knee	Medium	18" - 23"
Knee	Large	20" - 31"
Shoulder	Universal	32" - 48"

Customer Reviews

Questions & Answers

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what size is the back, hip and rib cuff ? will it fit a size 48 inch waist?

karen - 12/10/2016 7:57:40 AM

Aircast Cryo/Cuff IC Cooler With Integrated Pump fits up to a 45" waist circumference.

Customer Care - 12/22/2016 7:15:08 AM

How long will the system operate before needing to be refilled with ice and water?

Leslie - 9/29/2014 8:05:18 AM

The Cryo Cuff typically stays cold for 6-8 hours before needing to be replenished with ice again. It uses very little water and holds a ton of ice to keep it cold for several hours at a time. A water level sticker on the inside will show precisely how high to fill up the inside with water. After filling it up with to the water to the height of the indicator sticker, then fill the cooler all the way to the top with ice to get the full desired treatment time.

Customer Care - 10/1/2014 12:31:02 AM

How do you empty the liquid out of the cuff of the Aircast Cryo Cuff IC?

Josephine - 9/23/2014 12:39:02 AM

First unplug the power cord to your unit. With the cuff and hose attached to the cooler, raise the cuff into the air above the level of the cooler to allow for gravity to drain any excess water out of the cuff itself. Then disengage the empty cuff from the cooler hose. There might be a few remaining drops inside the cuff which will naturally dry on its own by leaving it out unattached to the hose.

Customer Care - 9/24/2014 7:58:20 AM

How do I re-fill the cooler?

Danielle - 9/15/2014 7:49:45 AM

When ice has melted, unplug the cooler.
Empty the Cryo/Cuff completely while still attached to the cooler.
When Cryo/Cuff is empty then empty the cooler.
To prepare the cooler for refilling

- Connect the blue tube to cooler.

- Add cold water to line inside cooler.

- Fill with ice.

- Lay insulation disk on top of ice. Attach cooler lid snugly.

Customer Care - 9/16/2014 12:32:15 AM

How do I clean the cooler?

catharine - 9/11/2014 7:36:44 AM

Use mild detergent to clean cooler and lid. DO NOT submerge lid under water.

Customer Care - 9/12/2014 12:06:25 AM

Are there any precautions to be taken?

Tony - 8/16/2014 7:17:03 AM

Do not use an elastic wrap with the Cryo/Cuff IC.
Dressings used under the Cryo/Cuff should be applied lightly.
When filling the Cryo/Cuff IC, do not raise the cooler higher than 15” (38 cm) above the Cryo/Cuff avoid excessive pressure.
Reduce pressure with any sense of discomfort, numbness or tingling of the limb.
Empty the Cryo/Cuff after each use, and prior to refilling.
Patient skin condition checks must occur every 1–2 hours on a routine basis.
Make sure unit has ice and water filled to the line indicated inside the cooler.
Check Cryo/Cuff connection; make sure to listen for a click when connecting the hose to the Cryo/Cuff.
Make sure unit and Cryo/Cuff are level for optimal performance.
This device may be susceptible to magnetic or electromagnetic interference. If this occurs, relocate or reposition the device.
Increase the separation between the equipment.

Customer Care - 8/22/2014 12:56:23 AM

What is the Cryo/Cuff IC?

Dominick - 8/9/2014 12:43:50 AM

The Aircast Cryo/Cuff IC (Intermittent Compression) is an integrated approach to cold therapy that combines cold and focal compression to better manage pain and reduce swelling. Intermittent cold and focal compression are delivered using a motorized delivery system.

Customer Care - 8/11/2014 12:18:39 AM

What are its features and benefits?

Rob - 7/30/2014 12:21:49 AM

An integrated pneumatic pump within cooler lid provides automated compression and cold therapy
Simplicity of design and ease of operation makes it ideal for post-operative recovery, trauma, athletic training rooms and home use
Intermittent cold and compression is clinically-proven to help reduce post-operative swelling and restore range of motion
Cryo/Cuff IC provides both gravity and motorized system for flexibility of care
Design details such as a whisper quiet motor, an insulated cuff, and quick pad disconnect make the Cryo/Cuff IC flexible, durable, and mobile

Customer Care - 7/31/2014 11:43:43 PM

will insurance cover cost and to research this, what would you call this in insurance terms

julie - 7/18/2014 10:36:25 AM

We do not deal directly with insurance so we wouldn't know what the insurance terms are.

Customer Care - 7/22/2014 1:30:49 AM

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