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Opal Cool PCM-Phase Change Material

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Opal Cool PCM™ Phase Change Material is safer and more effective in healing injuries.

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Phase Change Material
is specifically formulated for cooling therapy.
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Safer than Ice
No ice burn/no frostbite
May place directly on skin
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Long Lasting
Maintains optimal temperature for 58° products for 1 hour; 80° products for 2 hours
phase-change
Phase Change Material
is specifically formulated for cooling therapy.
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Safer than Ice
No ice burn/no frostbite May place directly on skin
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Long Lasting
Maintains optimal temperature for 58° products for 1 hour; 80° products for 2 hours
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Clinically Tested
Physician recommended FDA registered Class One medical device
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Pulls Heat Away From Injured Area
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Clinically Tested
Physician recommended FDA registered Class One medical device
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Pulls Heat Away From Injured Area

58° Cool Therapy

Cool Wrap Chill, Cool One and Gal Pals Chill
Specially formulated for cool (not too cold) therapy and relief for menopause, MS, fevers, aches and pains. Re-cools in the refrigerator in 30 minutes. Reuse hundreds of times. 58°F is also the optimal temperature for post-op recovery; the Opal Cool One ideal for back, hip or C-section pain relief and healing.

80° Cool Therapy

Cool Wrap Go, Cool Pad and Gal Pals Go
Specially formulated for cooling comfort, with no refrigeration required. Products feel surprisingly cool against your 98.6° degree body and provide a cool rush of relief for night sweats, back pain and every hot body. Re-cools and refreshes at room temperature when not in use. Reuse hundreds of times.
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From the Doctor's Desk
Dr. Tracy Scheller, MD, FACOG, MBA, MS

SUMMARY: Patients who participated in a clinical study for menopause relief reported that the Cool Wrap is easy to use, comfortable to wear and provides immediate and lasting relief for their menopausal symptoms.

The most common treatment for symptoms associated with menopause is hormone replacement therapy (HRT), which can be expensive and pose risks to your health. Research has shown the HRT can put women at higher risk for breast cancer, heart attacks, strokes and cognitive decline.

When possible, I recommend non-invasive, non-pharmacological options to my patients including cold therapy for hot flashes. I have clinically tested cool therapy wraps and found them to be one of the most effective forms of natural relief for menopausal symptoms.

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Opal Cool Wrap Study Results
After 4 weeks of use
70% OF PARTICIPANTS REPORTED:
75%
REDUCTION IN
NUMBER & SEVERITY
75% ↓
HOT FLASHES
100% OF PARTICIPANTS REPORTED:
53%
FEWER
HOT FLASHES
53% ↓
NUMBER OF HOT FLASHES
ZEROADVERSESIDEEFFECTS
HOT FLASHSEVERITYANDDURATIONDECREASED
Findings
Presented by Dr. Tracy Scheller, May 2019 at ACOG’s Annual Clinical and Scientific Conference

Opal Cool Wrap Clinical Protocol

1.) Place the Opal Cool Wrap inside its zipped bag and put in refrigerator or freezer for 30 minutes.

2.) Wear wrap directly against your skin or over light clothing for an hour in the morning and an hour at night.

3.) As needed, wash with soap and water or a mild antimicrobial product. Air dry. Return to refrigerator for next use.

How Opal Cool Wrap Works

Why is Cold Therapy Beneficial for Hot Flashes?

A Natural Cool

The Opal Cool Wrap is scientifically designed for women with specially formulated phase change material that is safer and more comfortable to wear than ice or gel packs.

It can be worn directly on the skin, or over light clothing, and maintains a comfortable temperature of 58º F (15º C) for up to an hour. Adjustable straps conform comfortably to every woman’s body type.

Why Cold Therapy is Beneficial for Hot Flashes

Opal Cool Wrap provides targeted relief to the places where women are very receptive to cold therapy: the upper back and neck area, between the shoulders.

As women age and become perimenopausal, fluctuating, and ultimately decreased estrogen levels have a significant effect on the normal regulation of brown adipose tissue activity, contributing to core body temperature fluctuations, including hot flashes.

Cold therapy in areas associated with brown adipose tissue has been shown to produce a calming effect on hot flashes, while also providing comfort and soothing relief.

For women experiencing hot flashes, the Cool Wrap provides targeted relief to the places where women are very receptive to cold therapy: the upper back and neck area, between the shoulders. This area can perceive and regulate body temperature, and contains significant amounts of brown adipose tissue, a key tissue involved in heat generation (thermogenesis).
As women age and become perimenopausal, fluctuating, and ultimately decreased estrogen levels have a significant effect on the normal regulation of brown adipose tissue activity. These changes in activity contribute to core body temperature fluctuations, including hot flashes, experienced by perimenopausal women.
Cold therapy in areas associated with brown adipose tissue has been shown to produce a calming effect on hot flashes, while also providing comfort and soothing relief for women during this time of transition.

For women experiencing hot flashes, the Cool Wrap provides targeted relief to the places where women are very receptive to cold therapy: the upper back and neck area, between the shoulders. This area can perceive and regulate body temperature, and contains significant amounts of brown adipose tissue, a key tissue involved in heat generation (thermogenesis).

As women age, the amount and activity of brown adipose tissue decreases in response to decreased estrogen levels experienced during menopause. This reduction in brown fat activity contributes to core body temperature fluctuations, including hot flashes, in menopausal women.

Cold therapy has been shown to produce a calming effect on hot flashes, while also providing comfort and soothing relief for women during this time of transition.

Women who participated in the study reported feeling positive results and a decrease in hot flashes within the first week, but achieved significant, and sometimes dramatic, benefits after four weeks of use with the following protocol.

In the U.S. alone, 6,000 women reach menopause every day.

That's over 2 million per year. Right now more than 20 million Americans are experiencing hot flashes, which can last from anywhere from two to 10 years.

And worse yet: a longitudinal Study of Women’s Health Across the Nation (SWAN) found that women with more frequent hot flashes had an 80% greater risk of heart attacks and strokes.

The Opal Cool Wrap has been clinically proven to reduce hot flashes in 70% of women.

In a study conducted by Dr. Tracy Scheller at the Graf Center for Integrative Medicine, women who wore a cool therapy wrap twice a day for four weeks reported a 53% reduction in their daily number of hot flashes.

Opal Cool Therapy delivers soothing comfort and is a safe, effective way to calm hot flashes.

Our Scientific Advisors
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Dr. David Abramson

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Dr. Tracy Scheller

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Dr. Mitchell Abrahamsen