How Do Instant Ice Packs Work?

Instant ice packs cool rapidly and provide soothing relief to injured areas, helping to reduce swelling and speed up recovery rates. But how do they work? We explain why they get cold, and the science behind the chemical reaction that makes them such a useful part of any first aid kit.

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