Cooling Heat Stroke? Time Matters.
Initiate Medical-Grade Cooling with CRYO.The onset of heat stroke in military personnel requires aggressive clinical treatments, including rapid cooling and supportive therapies such as fluid resuscitation to stabilize organ function. These activities consume valuable time when effective cooling needs to be in place. The Cryo Cooling System® provides for aggressive cooling IMMEDIATELY after collapse of an armed service member in the field. It’s simple, safe and cost-effective for use by all medical support personnel.
Without treatment, heat stroke victims can die within 1 hour of collapse.
Consensus guidelines recommend cooling within 30 minutes of onset of heatstroke. Now medical support personnel can initiate medical-grade cooling immediately with the Cryo Cooling System.
“Initiation of efficient cooling immediately after the EHS event (collapse), beginning at the site of the event, is of crucial importance and cannot be emphasized enough.”
The “Golden Hour” for Heatstroke Treatment, MILITARY MEDICINE, 169, 3:184, 2004
Annual rates of incident heat stroke diagnoses increased steadily between 2014 and 2018 among active service members. Now personnel can fight exertional heat stroke at onset with a single, non-invasive Cryo pack that lowers body temperature up to 5.4°F in 20 minutes! Simply punch the pack, shake and apply to carotid triangle region on the neck of the service member for immediate cooling in the field and prior to more aggressive treatment.
The Cryo Cooling Pack – Simple, Fast & Effective.
Demonstrated To Lower Body Temperature up to 5.4°F (3°C)
in 20 minutes!
So Simple to Apply. So Fast to Cool.
Fast Cooling of Athletes.
Fast Cooling of Military.
Fast Cooling of Firefighters.
Cryo is Trusted by EMS, Emergency Rooms & the ICU!
Now bring the same medical-grade treatment into the field with you!
Treat heat stroke immediately in the field.
It’s known as the “Golden Hour” in exertional heatstroke. It’s the immediate window of time in which rapid cooling can have an enormous impact on prognosis. A delay in cooling can result in multi-organ failure, neurologic damage, and even death.
The Cryo Cooling Pack should be used immediately after
Plus, based on how the Cryo pack rapidly cools the blood supply, service members appreciate effective cooling without discomfort, complications, or shivering. Additional Cryo packs should be placed on the axilla and groin regions until the patient is below 102 (degrees symbol) F and according to your heat stroke protocol.
The Cryo Cooling System is designed to be your “bridge to more aggressive cooling treatments.”
It is intended to be used immediately until sophisticated equipment is ready and available if needed.
“Postponing the cooling treatment until more sophisticated equipment is available may be harmful or even life-threatening”
Not all cooling packs are created equal.
The Cryo Cooling Pack is 27˚F colder than standard ice packs.
Due to its proprietary formulation, the Cryo cooling agent is capable of achieving greater cooling, both faster and longer, than a traditional ice pack. And with its cloth-lined feature, the threat of patient skin irritation is eliminated.
So Easy To Use by Anyone!
All Support Personnel Can Immediately Initiate Effective Cooling with the Cryo Cooling System.Simply “Punch the Pack,” shake and apply to the carotid triangle region on the neck, where the body’s entire blood supply passes every 3.5 minutes.
Proven effective in EMS, Emergency Rooms and ICUs in lowering patient temperature up to 3˚C/5.4˚F in less than 20 minutes.
- 100% Safe. No Reported Complications.
- Simple & Effective.
- Medical Grade Cooling
Cryo Products are FDA registered and have CE Mark registration with compliant Quality ManagementSystem and medical device tracking.
- Pack is -5˚C/23˚F in seconds.
- 15˚C/27˚F Colder vs. Standard Ice Packs
- 20-60 Minutes of Below 0°C/32˚F
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