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Picture of CRYOSTIM PROBE The Cryostim Probe is a cold pack designed to apply an ice massage. The Probe incorporates trigger point therapy without the inconvenience of melting ice. It is reusable after a few hours in a freezer. CryoStim Probe can be placed in the freezer for at least four hours and allowed to warm up in room temperature for five minutes before applying the gel over the area to be massaged. The CryoStim comes with instructions.

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This product record was updated on October 18, 2011.

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Pelton Shepherd Industries

PO Box 30218
Stockton, California 95213-0218
United States
Telephone: 800-BLUE-ICE (258-3423) or 209-460-0893.
Fax: 209-460-1009.
Web: http://www.peltonshepherd.com/.
Email: sales@peltonshepherd.com.


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