TrulyHealth300L Portable Ice Therapeutic Ice Bath Full Set
R1,599
Please Note
ALWAYS consult your doctor before using an ice bath if you have any health issues! DO NOT USE if you are: - Under 18 years of age, Pregnant, have a history of heart disease or high blood pressure, have diabetes, complications such as neuropathy or retinal damage, wear a pacemaker, history of frostbite, have an open wound, had recent surgery, epilepsy or any other health concerns or risks.
About
The Trulyhealth Portable Ice Bath (Full Set) which includes an Ice Bath Matt and Thermometer is a 'fully-portable' muscle recovery pod with various health benefits. Incorporating 3 layers of thermal insulated TPE protection that keeps the water at a steady temperature. It is UV-resistant, skin-friendly, has a PVC inner lining, and is great for the rest of the family to enjoy cooling off.
Using an ice bath can dramatically decreases your body core temperature. The immersion in cold water constricts blood vessels and slows the flow of blood around the body, which combined with health complications, can cause your blood pressure to rise and give you a higher chance of cardiac arrest or stroke.
Product Features
- Boosts Immune System
- Promotes Deep Sleep
- Improves Circulation
- Boosts Energy Levels
- Reduce Inflammation
- Improves Mood
- Aids Muscle Recovery
- Portability and convenience
- Easy maintenance
Product Specifications
- Material: All non-toxic, skin-friendly polyester, nylon, PVC
- Dimensions: 75 x 75cm
- Packaged Dimensions: 30 x 15 x 115 (cm)
- Capacity: 300L
- Colour: Black
What's in the Box?
- 1 x Instruction Card / User Manual
- 1 x TrulyHealth Portable Ice Bath
- 1 x Ice Bath Matt
- 1 x Thermometer
- 1 x Ice Bath Top cover
- 7 x Durable Support Legs
- 1 x Inflation Hand Pump
- 1 x Drain Hose
- 1 x Repair Patch
- 1 x Carry Bag
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