Cold spray is primarily used in the first aid of sports injuries for pain relief. Its rapid cooling effect helps to "numb" the painful area and can reduce inflammation and swelling. However, it is important to note that while cold spray relieves symptoms, it does not cure the injury itself. According to some sources, too long or intense cold therapy can even slow down the body's natural healing processes, so its use is recommended with caution and primarily for acute pain relief.

• Immediate pain relief: Cold spray provides a rapid and intense cooling effect on the injured area. This helps to relieve pain after a blow, sprain, bruise, strain or tear.
• Reducing swelling: Cold helps to constrict blood vessels, which can reduce swelling and inflammation in the injured area.
• First aid: It is a handy first aid tool that can be used immediately after an injury during or after a sports activity to prevent further damage.
• Duration of effect: The cold effect of the spray typically lasts on the skin for about 10-15 minutes.
• Instructions for use: It is often recommended to spray the sore muscle or injured area from a distance of about 20 cm for about 3 seconds. The treatment can be repeated if necessary. It is good to remember that the cold spray can be used as first aid, but for further treatment, an ice pack or cold gel is often recommended.
• Net content: 200ml