Shoulder Ice Pack for Rotator Cuff Injuries, Reusable Flexible Gel Cold Pack Wrap for Shoulder Sports Injuries Swelling Joint Pain Surgery Arthritis, Hot Cold Therapy Wrap for Left or Right Shoulder

This snugs up perfectly and stays cold for about 20 minutes, which is the max I'm supposed to ice after physical therapy. Love the velvety side so that you don't have use a towel between it and your skin

I cannot say enough positive and reassuring reviews for this machine !!! The ease of operation is fabulous. My husband recently had total rotator cuff surgery and began using this machine the day OF surgery, and it has consequently helped tremendously each day and every day. I’m certain it is helping to make his recovery more comfortable! As his wife and caregiver, I suggest using bagged ice as well as freezing blocks of ice (in yogurt containers, etc.) that keep the temperature lower for a longer period of time. I also had direct contact with the seller…who was and is kind enough to periodically ‘check-in’ with us!!Excellent product! I definitely recommend and totally endorse it!!!

I have recurring shoulder issues. Had rotator cuff surgery on the right side but now I'm using this to relieve what I hope is only bursitis in my left shoulder. I have had a cortisone shot too, so I can't give the icing all the credit for pain relief, but following doctor's orders and continuing to ice to help relieve any remaining inflammation in the shoulder joint. From an appliance perspective, this thing is great because its configuration is flexible (can use for either shoulder and has two sides, one 'colder' than the other). Plus, you can beat the fit. The secure velcro straps keep things nice and secure for my 20-min icing sessions (at least twice a day). I can't speak to its longevity, but from what I can tell from the construction, I would say it will last for some time. It comes with a plastic bag for storage in the freezer and that seems to be holding up fairly well too. I am pleased with the product and would recommend. The shoulder is an awkward place to apply ice to for 20-min's at a time without some assistance to keep the "ice in place". That's where this gizmo shines.

When frozen it is quite stiff making it somewhat of an effort to get it on and secured. Once on however it does deliver the cold.

If you have shoulder pain the bag is very difficult to "wear". It is so heavy on your arm as you try to put your arm into the sleeve that it increases shoulder pain. If you have a bad shoulder and are trying to put this on using the velcro straps is not practical. The weight of this bag on a bad shoulder only makes the pain worse.However, it works well if you just drape the bag over your shoulder. Forget the sleeve and the straps.....too painful. If there was someone to help you use the bag by supporting the weight until it was on your shoulder that would make sense. Not for someone who lives alone.