Brace Direct Back Brace Hot or Cold Therapy Pack – Compatible with Brace Direct & Brace Align Braces

SKU:ACS447-O

$21.99 - $30.99

$26.99

$21.99 - $30.99

$26.99

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Product Highlights:

VERSATILE TEMPERATURE THERAPY: Use as a heat pack to relax tight muscles or as a cold pack to reduce swelling and inflammation, providing adaptable comfort for recovery needs.
COMPATIBLE WITH MULTIPLE BACK BRACES: Designed to seamlessly attach to several Brace Direct and Brace Align back brace models for targeted support and therapy.
THREE SIZE OPTIONS: Available in Small, Oval, and Large to fit different brace styles and coverage preferences.
DURABLE & REUSABLE GEL DESIGN: Built with a long-lasting gel core that can be heated or cooled repeatedly without losing effectiveness.
PERSONALIZED SUPPORT: Reach out to Brace Direct (an American Owned Company) to schedule an appointment with a fitting professional for a free video fitting and adjustment session to achieve the perfect fit.

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Shipping Time: 2 - 5 Days

Brace Direct Back Brace Hot/Cold Therapy Pack – Small, Oval & Large

Experience targeted temperature therapy with the Brace Direct Back Brace Hot/Cold Therapy Pack, designed to attach seamlessly to multiple Brace Direct and Brace Align back braces. These versatile gel packs can be heated for soothing warmth or cooled for effective cryotherapy, helping to reduce discomfort and support recovery.

Available in three sizes – Small, Oval, and Large – to match your specific brace and coverage needs, these packs deliver adjustable comfort for post-injury recovery, muscle relaxation, or everyday relief. The durable, reusable design ensures long-lasting use, whether you need heat to relax muscles or cold to reduce swelling.

MEASUREMENT:

Select the pack size that corresponds to your back brace model and desired coverage area. For sizing assistance, contact our Perfect Fit Promise team for a personalized recommendation.

INDICATIONS:

Back muscle strains and sprains
Post-operative recovery
Chronic lower back discomfort
Postural fatigue
General back soreness from activity or injury

Frequently Asked Questions

How long should I apply hot or cold therapy for best results? + –

Most healthcare professionals suggest 15–20 minutes at a time, several times daily, for targeted relief. Applying cold too long can risk skin damage or numbness; similarly, extended heat sessions may cause redness or overheating. Short, consistent intervals help reduce swelling, soothe sore muscles, and improve circulation without irritating tissues.

Does cold therapy actually speed up post-surgery recovery? + –

Yes, cold therapy often reduces post-op swelling and discomfort by constricting blood vessels and numbing painful areas. This helps you regain motion faster and tolerate physical therapy with less inflammation. Always follow your surgeon’s guidelines for how frequently and how long you should apply cold therapy.

Is hot or cold therapy better for stiff joints? + –

It depends on the cause. Heat loosens tight muscles and joints, making it great before exercise or stretching. Cold therapy is better if your joint is inflamed or swollen. Many people alternate hot and cold treatments (contrast therapy) to reduce both stiffness and swelling – especially after intense workouts or flare-ups.

Which device is best for both hot and cold treatments at home? + –

A machine that supports dual modes, like the Brace Direct IcedHeat Therapy Machine, is ideal. It circulates chilled or heated water through a universal pad, delivering consistent temperature and covering a variety of body regions.
Brace Direct IcedHeat Therapy Machine

Can hot & cold therapy prevent injuries for athletes? + –

While it won’t guarantee zero injuries, consistent hot and cold therapy helps minimize muscle tightness and reduces swelling after strenuous workouts. Athletes often use cold therapy on acute soreness or strain, and heat therapy to maintain tissue flexibility before training. This balanced approach supports faster recovery and can reduce risk of overuse injuries.