Medical Hot Cold Pack for Effective Fever Reducing Solutions

With a dedication spanning nearly a decade, our team has meticulously selected from thousands of raw materials to pioneer groundbreaking "constant temperature" technology. Our historic milestone includes the creation of revolutionary products such as constant temperature ice bags, insulin storage cups, constant temperature hot compress bags, and constant temperature eye bags. These state-of-the-art solutions maintain a remarkable temperature range of -20 °C to -50 °C, setting new standards in the industry.

Traditional methods include applying a cold towel or using warm water to wipe areas like the back and armpits. However, mastering these scientific cooling techniques can be a challenge for many parents. It's crucial to understand that baby skin can suffer frostbite below 10 ºC. At temperatures between 10-15 ºC, discomfort such as stinging may occur.

The Optimal Standard: The optimal temperature for physical cooling is 18 ºC, a standard also adhered to in hospital intensive care units for brain protection equipment where the temperature is meticulously set at 18 ºC.

The landmark concept of mild hypothermia brain protection was first introduced by Busto in 1987, highlighting the significance of maintaining a body surface temperature between 30 ºC - 35 ºC, and an external cold compress temperature of 18 ºC - 20 ºC. This low-temperature therapy has captured the attention of the medical community, playing a pivotal role in clinical practice today. It is employed in brain cooling devices to effectively reduce intracranial pressure, mitigate brain edema, protect damaged neurons, and address complications and sequelae associated with ischemic hypoxic encephalopathy.