Kelvin Dynamics
Most instant cold packs are too cold or don’t stay cold long enough. The result? Ineffective therapy and potential tissue damage.
Traditional packs often drop below 32°F (0°C), risking frostbite and tissue damage with prolonged contact.
Safety Risk
Many packs warm up within minutes, providing inadequate therapeutic benefit during the critical treatment window.
Limited Efficacy
Temperatures can fluctuate, making it impossible to deliver controlled, predictable cold therapy.
Unpredictable Results
Clinical research shows optimal cold therapy occurs between 50–59°F (10–15°C). This range reduces inflammation and pain without causing tissue damage.
ColdSnap™ with SNŌ Technology maintains this precise therapeutic window for safe and effective treatment—no freezer or guesswork required.
