Description

Fortuna Instant Ice Pack is a convenient single-use cold therapy pack designed to provide rapid cooling without the need for a freezer or refrigeration. Simply activate the inner pouch, shake to mix the contents and apply to the affected area. Ideal for helping soothe pain and reduce swelling following minor bumps, bruises, sprains and sports injuries.

Key Benefits

Instant cold therapy – activates quickly when required.
No freezer required – ready to use without pre-cooling.
Helps reduce swelling – cold therapy can help minimise swelling following minor injuries.
Helps relieve pain – provides cooling relief to uncomfortable areas.
Ideal for sports injuries – useful for minor sprains, strains, bruises and knocks.
Useful for headaches – can provide cooling relief when applied appropriately.
Portable and convenient – ideal for first-aid kits, sports bags, travel and home use.
Easy to activate – simply rupture the inner pouch and shake to mix.
Single use – convenient for emergencies and on-the-go first aid.
Generous size – measures approximately 15 × 20.5cm, providing useful coverage for targeted cold therapy.
Drug-free – provides physical cold therapy without medicinal ingredients.

Fortuna Instant Ice Pack is a practical instant cold therapy solution for use when rapid cooling is required.

Unlike traditional ice packs, the Fortuna Instant Ice Pack does not need to be stored in a freezer. The pack contains an inner pouch which is ruptured to activate the cooling reaction. Once activated, simply shake the pack to mix the contents and apply it to the affected area.

Cold therapy can help soothe pain and discomfort while reducing swelling following minor injuries. The pack is particularly useful for minor bumps, bruises, sprains, strains and sports-related injuries.

Measuring approximately 15 × 20.5cm, the pack provides a convenient surface area for targeted application. Its portable, single-use design makes it an excellent addition to first-aid kits, sports equipment bags, workplaces, schools and travel bags.

Fortuna’s product catalogue identifies the Instant Ice Pack as product code FT144, with a pack size of 1.

Ideal For

Fortuna Instant Ice Pack can be used as part of first aid for:

Minor bumps and knocks
Bruising
Minor sprains
Minor strains
Sports injuries
Localised swelling
Headaches
General minor injuries requiring cold therapy

How to Use

Remove the instant ice pack from its packaging.
Locate the inner liquid pouch inside the pack.
Firmly squeeze or rupture the inner pouch to activate the pack.
Shake the pack thoroughly to mix the contents.
Check that the pack is intact and not leaking.
Wrap the pack in a suitable cloth or protective layer before applying to the skin.
Apply to the affected area for short periods.
Remove periodically and check the skin.
Dispose of the pack after use.

Warnings & Precautions

For external use only.
Single use only.
Do not use if the pack is punctured, leaking or damaged.
Do not cut open the pack.
Do not swallow the contents.
Do not apply directly to broken, irritated or damaged skin.
Avoid prolonged direct contact with bare skin to reduce the risk of cold injury.
Stop use if excessive cold, numbness, burning, pain or skin irritation occurs.
Do not use on areas with reduced sensation or poor circulation unless advised by a healthcare professional.
Keep out of reach of children.
Do not attempt to freeze, refrigerate or reuse the pack after activation.
Dispose of responsibly after use.
Seek medical advice for severe pain, significant swelling, suspected fractures or serious injuries.

Storage

Store unopened packs in a cool, dry place.
Keep in the original packaging until required.
No freezer or refrigeration is required before activation.
Keep away from excessive heat and direct sunlight.
Keep out of reach of children.

Product Information

Brand: Fortuna
Product: Instant Ice Pack
Product Code: FT144
Pack Size: 1
Size: 15 × 20.5cm
Type: Instant cold therapy pack
Activation: Inner pouch / squeeze to activate
Reusable: No
Freezer Required: No
Use: External
Application: Cold therapy for minor injuries