Choosing the Right Aircast Cryo Cuff Cooler
Suffering from injury-related pain can be difficult to ignore, so when injury strikes, it is important that you have the tools that you need to get back on your feet as quickly as possible. Cryotherapy machines or coolers are a great way to treat your injury while you recover and provide targeted cold compression and therapy to help ease symptoms like swelling and discomfort. The problem is, Choosing the Right Aircast Cryo Cuff Cooler can be a task in itself with so many option available.
Thankfully, we've got you covered. With our Aircast Cold Therapy Cryo/Cuff Cooler range, you can have the relief that you need from injury-related pain and swelling, so you can make a full recovery in no time. If you're looking for a visual guide, we've also put together this helpful video which goes over the differences between the Cryo/Cuff Coolers, along with answers to some more frequently asked questions.
What Products Will This Guide Cover?
Please note both the Aircast Cold Therapy Cryo/Cuff Cooler and IC Cooler units must be used in conjunction with an Aircast Cryo/Cuff device. For more information on the Cryo/Cuff products available, please see 'Made for Use With the Following Cryo/Cuffs' below.
Why Choose Aircast Cryotherapy Machines?
- Provide unparalleled compression and cold therapy to your injury
- Designed with easy use in mind
- Deliver chilled water to an anatomically designed cuff for optimal treatment
- Compatible with all Cryo/Cuff wraps
- Cooler units hold water and ice for up to eight hours of cryotherapy
- Compact size for easy storage
What Are the Benefits of Cryotherapy on the Body?
- Eases injury-related pain and swelling
- Improves blood flow throughout the affected area
- Promotes healing
- Provides an effective pain-relief alternative to painkillers
- Yields faster recovery
Aircast Cold Therapy Cryo/Cuff Cooler
Providing you with cold therapy and compression straight to your injury, with the Aircast Cold Therapy Cooler, you can have the relief that you need from injury-related pain and swelling right where you need it most.
Suitable for a Number of Indications
Ideal for a number of applications including post-surgical pain and swelling, sports injuries and rehabilitation, this Cold Therapy Cooler Unit provides effective treatment for injuries while you recover.
Gravity-Fed System
This Cold Therapy Cryo/Cuff Unit uses a gravity-fed system to deliver chilled water to your chosen Cryo/Cuff device to treat injury. Simply raise the cooler above the level of the Cryo/Cuff to fill the device and begin treatment. Once filled, this cryotherapy machine provides between six-to-eight hours of cold therapy, so you have relief from things like pain and swelling throughout your recovery.
Easy to Use
Designed with easy use and application in mind, this Cold Therapy Cooler Unit can be filled, connected and used within minutes. This cryotherapy machine can also be disconnected from the Cryo/Cuff device to allow for uninterrupted treatment while at home or at work.
Aircast Automatic Cold Therapy IC Cooler
Dual-Fed System
Unlike the Aircast Cold Therapy Cryo/Cuff Cooler, this Aircast Automatic IC Cooler uses both automated and gravity-fed systems to provide cold compression to your injury. This allows for more flexible care, so you can have effective compression therapy to specific areas of your body.
Intermittent Compression
With gravity and motorised options, this cooler provides your injury with intermittent compression and cold therapy. This helps to improve blood flow throughout the affected area, which speeds up your rate of recovery and provides effective relief against injury-related pain and swelling.
Pneumatic Pump
Designed using an integrated, automatic pump, this IC cooler unit can be used without the need for constant adjustment, meaning you can have uninterrupted treatment with every use.
Suitable for a Number of Indications
Designed to help aid in the recovery of injury, this Automatic IC Cooler can be used to help treat symptoms of trauma, post-injury pain and swelling, fractures and rehabilitation, helping you get back on your feet in no time.
Learn More About the Automatic IC Cooler
Find out more about the IC Cooler and how to use it by watching this short video guide below:
Which Cryotherapy Machine Should I Choose?
| Aircast Automatic Cold Therapy IC Cooler | Aircast Cold Therapy Cooler | |
|---|---|---|
| Pneumatic Pump | ✔ | ✘ |
| Includes Thermal Insulation | ✔ | ✔ |
| Compatible with All Cryo/Cuff Devices | ✔ | ✔ |
| Detachable for Flexible Treatment | ✔ | ✔ |
| Easy to Use | ✔ | ✔ |
| Gravity-fed System | ✔ | ✔ |
| Automated Motor System | ✔ | ✘ |
| Up to 8 Hours of Cryotherapy | ✔ | ✔ |
| Intermittent Compressions | ✔ | ✘ |
Hopefully you've discovered the benefits of using cryotherapy to treat injury, so when it comes to making a decision about which Aircast cooler unit to buy, you can choose the right one for you according to your specific needs. With a simple, gravity-fed system, you can have easy treatment and relief from pain and swelling for your injury with the Aircast Cold Therapy Cooler. For a faster recovery, we recommend choosing the Automatic IC Cooler for targeted and intermittent compression while you recover.
Made for Use with the Following Cryo/Cuffs
The Cryo/Cuff Cooler Unit and Automatic IC Cooler are both designed to attach to a number of Cryo/Cuff supports that provide limb support for a range of body areas. These cooler units fill the Cryo/Cuff support with cold water to provide targeted cold therapy, helping to relieve pain and discomfort throughout the affected area. For a list on which Cryo/Cuffs are available, please see below:
- Knee Cryo/Cuff
- Ankle Cryo/Cuff
- Back/Hip/Rib Cryo/Cuff
- Calf Cryo/Cuff
- Elbow Cryo/Cuff
- Foot Cryo/Cuff
- Hand/Wrist Cryo/Cuff
- Shoulder Cryo/Cuff
- Thigh Cryo/Cuff
- Paediatric Ankle Cryo/Cuff
- Paediatric Knee/Elbow Cryo/Cuff
Wherever your injury, with Aircast on your side, you can have targeted compression and cold therapy for your injury, throughout your recovery. We'd love to hear your thoughts about the range, so why not let us know by leaving a comment on Facebook or Twitter.