Breg VPULSE Thermal Knee Pad

What to buy with VPULSE Thermal Knee Pad

• Breg VPULSE Cold Therapy System
• Sombra Cool Therapy Natural Pain Relieving Gel
• Sealed Ice Polar Ice Foot And Ankle Wrap

How to apply Breg VPULSE

• Apply therapy pads only to body part indicated for the associated pad. failure to follow the product instructions may lead to improper product performance and the potential for serious injury.
• Apply the Sequential Compression Therapy pads to the calves of the patient.
  • Center the pad behind the calf of the patient.
  • Wrap one side of the pad, around the front of the leg of the patient.
  • Secure by wrapping the 3 fingers in the order shown around to the front.
  • Apply pads to both calves. Adjust so snug.
  • Do not over tighten.

Breg VPULSE Cold therapy unit User Manual
Breg VPULSE Cold therapy Knee Pad Quick Guide
Breg VPULSE User Guide

Breg VPULSE Cold therapy Thermal Pad Care and Maintenance:

• Do not store the pad in its shipping bag.
• The shipping bag may trap the moisture remaining in the pad.
• To store, disconnect the electrical cord, the tubing set and the pad.

Storage:

• Remove water from the Thermal-Compression pad by rolling the pad up while still connected and squeezing the water back into the Container.
• Remove the Ice Bottles from the unit.
• Separate the bottles and pour the water out, air dry.
• Dump the water out of the side Control Unit so that the control buttons and other electrical components stay dry.
• When empty, let the unit air dry completely.

Warnings: Cold Therapy

• Inspect the skin under the cold therapy pad (by lifting the edge) as prescribed, typically every 1 to 2 hours.
• Do not use VPULSE cold therapy if dressing, wrapping, bracing or casting over the cold therapy pad prevents skin checks. Stop using and contact your practitioner immediately if you experience any adverse reactions, such as:
  • Increased pain
  • Burning
  • Increased swelling
  • Itching
  • Blisters
  • Increased redness
  • Discoloration
  • Welts
  • Other changes in skin appearance
  • Any other reaction identified by your practitioner.