Hot and Cold Therapy Device
Cold Compression × Thermal Therapy × Far-Infrared Recovery
The Hot & Cold Therapy Device combines a far-infrared heating probe with a constant cold compression surface, allowing seamless switching between 10°C cold therapy and 40°C–60°C thermal therapy across five adjustable levels.
Far-infrared energy penetrates muscles and blood vessels to promote circulation and relieve soreness, while cold compression soothes inflammation, swelling, and discomfort, achieving dual hot-and-cold therapeutic effects.

Core Functions
Cold Compression (10°C):

• Reduces swelling and inflammation
• Provides local analgesia to relieve pain
• Soothes heat-induced discomfort

• Relieves shoulder and neck soreness, relaxes post-exercise muscles
• Improves blood circulation and accelerates metabolism
• Reduces fatigue and eases tension
• Alleviates menstrual cramps with uterine heat therapy
• Supports relief from muscle or skeletal-neural imbalances (tension, strain, stiffness)

Key Benefits

• Dual Hot & Cold Therapy: Meets both cooling relief and warming recovery needs in one device.

• Immediate Pain Relief: Cold therapy numbs discomfort while heat soothes soreness.

• Enhanced Circulation: Far-infrared deeply activates blood flow and metabolism.

• Versatile Use: Suitable for stiff shoulders, post-exercise relaxation, menstrual discomfort, or muscle injuries.

• Fast Results: Quickly alleviates discomfort and restores comfort.

Unique Advantages

• Five-Level Temperature Control: 40°C–60°C adjustable for customized warmth.

• Constant Cold Output: 10°C steady cooling for continuous relief.

• Far-Infrared Heating Probe: Deep penetration for effective muscle therapy.

• Full-Body Application: Works on shoulders, back, waist, abdomen, and limbs.

• Space-Saving All-in-One Design: Combines hot and cold therapy in one device.

Hot & Cold Therapy Device = 10°C Cold Compression + 60°C Far-Infrared Thermal Therapy — dual hot-and-cold functionality for comprehensive relief of soreness, poor circulation, and daily fatigue.