Everything you need to use Cryopad well.

As a general rule: cold (Cryopad) after exertion or on a heated, swollen area; heat (Thermopad) on muscle tension or stiffness. If in doubt or if pain persists, seek the advice of a healthcare professional.

Application times depend on the area and the situation. Follow the recommendations of your healthcare professional and the instructions provided with the product. Avoid prolonged direct contact with bare skin.

Yes. A Cryopad pad goes back into the freezer between uses, and a Thermopad pad is simply reheated. Both are designed for dozens of cycles.

It is recommended to place a thin protective layer (fabric) between the pad and bare skin, especially for cold, to avoid any discomfort. Refer to the product instructions.

Today the technology covers 12 body areas — head, neck, face, shoulder, hands, wrist, back/lumbar, hip, knee, leg, ankle, breast — each with a dedicated anatomical cut, in a cold version (Cryopad) and a hot version (Thermopad). The pad can also be adapted to any part of the body.

Cryopad is the cold technology (cryotherapy, vasoconstriction). Thermopad is the heat technology (thermotherapy, vasodilation). They share the same cuts by body area.

Yes. This is the heart of the Cryopad licensing offer: an ingredient technology to integrate into your own support devices — orthopaedic braces, sportswear, post-operative gear. See the Licensing page.

Cryopad and Thermopad refer to the thermal pad technology: they are not subject to any promise of reimbursement. Certain braces, however, may be eligible for coverage; check the reimbursement conditions applicable to the device concerned with your healthcare professional.