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Actipoche Junior Thermal Cushion Microbeads Lion is a thermal cushion that helps relieve pain.
Actipoche Junior Lion microbead thermal cushion is a thermal cushion that can be used hot to soothe muscle contractures , or cold to relieve blows and bumps, headaches or toothaches, fever and also insect bites , in a simple and natural way. The microbeads of this Actipoche hot/cold cushion allow a better distribution of heat. Actipoche Junior is always used with its protective cover provided and machine washable at 30°C.
- Uses in cryotherapy: blows, bumps, headaches or toothaches, fever, pain and edema caused by insect bites .
- Uses in thermotherapy: muscle contractures .
Easy to use, the Actipoche cushion will be prepared without its cover:
Then insert the cushion in its cover, and apply the side completely covered by the cover to the skin.
Thermal cushion for local application.
What are the side effects and contraindications?
Comment on the recommendations for use and dosage of Actipoche Junior Lion microbead thermal cushion with our partner Avis checked after your purchase .
Actipoche Junior Squirrel Microbead Thermal Cushion is formulated with: the gel in the form of microbeads.
Presentation
Actipoche Junior Microbead thermal cushion comes in the form of a heatable cushion with lion or zebra pattern
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