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Bee & Wasp Stings

To remove the barb brush sideways with fingernail. Immidiately aply MEDICHILL for up to 10 mins. Re-apply at frequent intervals or when pain relief is required
Sunburn & Minor Burns

Apply a chilled MEDICHILL sheet to the burnt area to give soothing relief. For large areas of Sunburn like on the back, shoulders and stomach the large MEDICHILL ICE BANDAGE
is ideal
Medicine Transportation

MEDICHILL is ideal for the storage and transportation of temperature sensitive medications, because it can be cut and wrapped, stays frozen for long periods and remains dry when thawing.
RICER Management - of Soft Tissue Injuries
R

REST - Cease activity
I ICE - Apply MEDICHILL for up to 20 mins. per treatment
C  Compression - SECURE MediChill with MediChill Cohesive Bandage
E ELEVATION - Raise injured area above level of heart where possible
R  REFERRAL - Refer to qualified professional 
Ricer Management PDF - brochure download
Heat Exhaustion

After replacing lost fluids, cool body down using the MEDICHILL ICE BANDAGES. Use ice pads in armpits and around neck area to aid cooling. CHILDREN produde more heat per kilo of body weight than adults and sweat less, resulting in greater susceptibility to heat stress

To aid cleanliness store MediChill in a plastic bag when freezing.
MediChill recommends the fabric side of the sheet for skin contact, the plastic side is a lot colder.
Frozen MediChill should be applied for no longer than 20 mins per treatment. People with sensitive
skin should use the MediChill Ice Pad Covers. People with poor circulation should not use any ice products.

Should a cell on a MediChill sheet get punctured or the cells deflate over time NO NEED TO DISPOSE
OF SHEET. If punctured simply wash out the cell and continue to use, if cell deflated simply re-hydrate.

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