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fill a ziplock baggie w/ice, seal it, wrap it in a layer of cloth such as a towel or washcloth, & apply. NEVER place ice directly on the skin as this can cause tissue damage.

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you need certain chemicals...or u could heat up a rag or buy a heat wrap at the local drug store....hop tht helps :)

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What heat emergencies do you apply cool packs to the groin?

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What is a real life chemical reaction that releases heat?

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Is it recommended that heat packs might be used after a soft tissue injury?

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How is a heat and eat pack used in everyday life?

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What chemicals react to make a hot pack hot?

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