ActiveWrap Elbow Heat & Ice Therapy Wrap comes with two specially formulated heat/ice packs that can be assembled and secured in any configuration inside your wrap. ActiveWrap's uniquely formulated no flow ice packs always stay soft and flexible when cold, so they mold comfortably in place. No longer are you limited to old school sewn in designs or rock hard ice packs that leave you struggling to bend around your exact area of pain. There's no need to buy separate tennis elbow wraps and golfer's elbow wraps; ActiveWrap is an all-in-one pain relief system. The elbow compression wrap can be custom fitted to your specific injury, and the composition of the elbow ice pack doesn't move away from the point of contact. You can use ActiveWrap as a post surgical elbow modality, a tennis elbow ice wrap, as treatment for elbow bursitis and arthritis, and much more. The ActiveWrap patented design delivers targeted heat or cold relief to pin-point areas of the elbow. This elbow wrap is microwave and freezer safe with a one year warranty. ActiveWrap is completely washable and built to last, and is non-toxic. Use ActiveWrap Elbow Heat & Ice Therapy Wrap without thermal inserts to increase circulation and warmth for hours of natural heat retention. 

The ActiveWrap elbow ice pack provides continuous no–mess cold treatments that are readily available by rotating the packs in and out of the wrap as needed. ActiveWrap’s heat/cold packs also provide interval contrast heat and cold treatments, which are effective in the post–acute phase of injury. No coolers, no chemicals, and no rock hard freezing substitutes. Just comfort and quality at its finest. Designed in conjunction with orthopedic physicians and physical therapists, and backed by top coaches and athletes around the world. ActiveWrap Elbow Heat & Ice Therapy Wrap can be used for Tennis Elbow (Lateral Epicondylitis), Golfer's Elbow (Medial Epicondylitis), Chronic Elbow Pain, Repetitive Stress/Strain Injury (RSI), Elbow Surgery Recovery, Olecranon Bursitis, Elbow Fracture and Dislocation, Biceps Tendon Rupture, Gout, Elbow Tendonitis, and General Elbow Pain.