TheraPearl Color Changing Shin Wraps, Reusable Hot Cold Therapy with Gel Beads, Two Packs for Shin S

Product Description

Don't let painful shin injuries sideline you!

You just finished your morning run and your shins are burning. Maybe it’s those dreaded shin splints or a pulled calf muscle. It could also be a stress fracture, a tiny bone tear caused by overuse. These painful conditions often heal over time but you need instant relief.

Wrap a soothing THERA°PEARL Shin Wrap around your lower leg and feel the pain dissipate. Two adjustable Velcro straps keep it securely in place so you can move freely, and it’s slim enough to wear under pants.

Chill it in the fridge or freezer for analgesic cold, or pop it in the microwave for penetrating heat. The pack holds its therapeutic temperature for a full 20 minutes so you get fast, effective relief. Great after a run and anytime shin tenderness sends you to the bench.

**THERA°PEARL Shin Wraps are sold as a 2 Pack!**

Features

• New TheraPearl Color Changing Hot + Cold packs feature TheraPearl ColorSmart Technology with pearls that visibly change colors when hot or cold, the pearls turn white when hot and purple when cold
• Pack of two reusable shin wraps are the perfect reusable ice packs for running pains, shin splints, stress fractures, and more
• Hot and cold compress with gel pearls that conveniently hold temperature for the doctor-recommended time of approximately 20 minutes
• Place gel pack in microwave for 25-40 seconds for heat therapy or place in freezer for at least 2 hours for a cold therapeutic pain relief experience, refer to microwave instructions chart
• Non-latex BPA-free and phthalate-free, these packs can be worn around the house or on the go to provide pain relief where and when you need it, wrap measures 6" x 10"

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