• 100% Latex-free Neoprene..
• Imported.
• Ideal for acute and chronic injuries.
• Hands-free, hot-cold therapy provides pain from symptoms related to non-specific pain and discomfort.
• Insulating latex-free neoprene helps maintain desired temperature and provides thermal and compression therapy.
• Includes two reusable hot-cold gel packs.
• Fits left or right shoulder.
• ONE SIZE fits most.

Product Description ------------------- McDavid Inc. Designs and markets sports Medicine, sports protection, and performance apparel for active people and athletes. We are relentless in our pursuit of preventing injuries and Enhancing performance. McDavid is about highly intelligent gear that's a hybrid blend of prevention, protection and always, performance. Recovery apparel directly affects performance by influencing your ability to train fully and consistently. McDavid recovery gear reduces lactic build-up, increases blood flow for faster muscle igue recovery and improved circulation. We virtually and literally support better performance with our unique technologies of cross compression and targeted compression. Designed to help any athlete focus on improving performance, achieving more and crushing personal bests. .com ---- The McDavid thermal shoulder wrap is designed to provide safe, effective, hands-free for injuries with maximum comfort and convenience. The shoulder wrap works with both soothing hot or icy cold therapy, with an insulating neoprene material that helps maintain the desired temperature. Cold is generally applied to acute injuries immediately after trauma, as cold therapy constricts blood vessels to reduce the swelling, block pain, and promote healing. Compression and elevation are also important in the immediate of acute injuries. By contrast, users should apply heat to chronic injuries (ongoing conditions). Heat therapy increases the blood flow to the injured area, helping the body remove and reabsorb cellular byproducts. Heat is also soothing, and can reduce pain and stiffness. Note, however, that heat should never be applied to an acute injury unless under the direction of a sports medicine professional.