InstaKool™
Instant Cold Pack The World's Coldest
Instant Cold Pack with CARBAMAKOOL™*! Ammonium
Nitrate Free
Product Features and Benefits:
Delivers Immediate Cold Therapy for First Aid.
Safe, Cost Effective First Aid.
Instant Activation.
3 Sizes for Different Contours and Uses.
Stays colder longer with Nortech's proprietary cooling
agent, CarbamaKool™.
Exceeds American National Standard - Minimum Requirements
for Workplace First Aid Kits (ANSI Z308.1-1998).
No Shipping Restrictions, Haz-Mat Charges or Labeling
Requirements - Safe Shipping by Air, Land or Sea.
Latex Free, Haz-Mat Free.
Available for Private Label.
InstaKool™ Instant
Cold Pack delivers immediate cold therapy for first
aid, providing comfort and reducing swelling after an injury.
This revolutionary formula is the first instant cold pack with
National Security and Safety in mind. InstaKool™ is a
urea based formula that is Ammonium Nitrate-Free and rivals
the temperature ranges of previous cold packs. Exceeds American
National Standard - Minimum Requirements for Workplace First
Aid Kits (ANSI Z308.1-1998). Insta-Kool™ is a Safer and
Haz-Mat Free Instant Cold Pack.
* CARBAMAKOOL™ is Nortech's
licensed proprietary cooling agent used in InstaKool™
Instant Cold Packs. For more information, see our InstaKool™
Frequently Asked Questions.
Apply to
injured area wrapped in a soft cloth or Nortech's Blue
Easy Sleeve.
InstaKool™ Cold Pack Test
Below information provided shows the
InstaKool product containing water and a urea base ingredient
has met the (ANSI) Z308.1-2203 American National Standard-Minimum
Requirement for Cold Packs 5.2.1.6. Tested Cold Packs were activated
under normal pressure and showed no leakage.
Requirement to meet standard are as follows: each cold shall
be at least 4x5 inches in size and shall reach a temperature
between 20°F to 40°F with 10 seconds of activation. Cold pack
shall also maintain a temperature between 20°F to 40°F for a
period of at least 15 minutes.1
Insta-Kool
Temperature Test Clinical Trial:
Temperature Results of a Clinical Trial conducted on January 12, 2013