• Designed by a licensed Physical Therapist.
• Shape and knubs allow for a custom massage for diverse areas of the foot.
• Can be heated or cooled for extended therapeutic temperatures while in use.
• Portable and easy to carry.
• Durable and Long Lasting.

The CryoSphere's versatility allows it to be useful in other musculoskeletal ailments. With the guidance of a physician or clinician, the CryoSphere can effectively treat such problems as lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow), medial epicondylitis (golfer's elbow), tight IT bands, piriformis syndrome, tight upper trapezius muscles, and others. • The CryoSphere will definitely increase most patient's compliance with a home plan for three reasons. It is convenient, easy to use, and can yield excellent results. • Having an inventory of CryoSpheres in the clinic can also be an easy way of increasing the clinic's revenue. Once the patient tries the product in your clinic, it will be an easy sell. Heat and Cold Application Directions: Note: In most cases where inflammation is present in the area, the cold application will be most beneficial. When a cold effect is desired: Place or store CryoSphere in a freezer or refrigerator until the desired temperature is achieved. Use as directed and re-cool as needed. Do not use the CryoSphere if is too cold. Applying severely cold objects to the skin can result in frostbite injuries. When a heating effect is desired: Run warm tap water over the CryoSphere or place it in a warm water bath until desired temperature is achieved. Use as directed and reheat as necessary. Do not overheat. Using a CryoSphere that is overheated may cause burning injuries or damage to the product. Do not use conventional or convectional ovens, microwaves, or other heat providing devices to heat the CryoSphere. Please Read Instructions Carefully General Instructions: While in a seated position use the CryoSphere on a clean towel laid on a non-skid floor surface such as a carpeted floor or rug. For best results, slowly roll the CryoSphere back and forth under the foot with the desired a of force concentrating on the more painful area.