Spitzner® Therm Warm Pack
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Spitzner® Therm Warm Pack
The Spitzner® Therm Warmpack is the innovative heat carrier used for traditional heat therapy. It is reusable, cost-effective, and fully reimbursable (according to HMR §24 Paragraph 2 No. 5). It is also tested and comparable to fango-paraffin. With optimal moldability and comfort while lying down, the heat carrier adapts very well to the body area.
The Spitzner® Therm Warmpack is heated to 70°C on a standard fango plate (50 x 70 cm or 40 x 60 cm) in a conventional heat cabinet (not a microwave or water bath). It is then kept at this temperature in the cabinet (maximum of 75°C is possible). A few minutes before application, the Warmpack is removed. The package initially has a surface temperature of 70°C, which lowers to 52°C within a few minutes. This heat is considered therapeutically effective and is maintained throughout the entire application period (the heat treatment should not exceed 25 to 30 minutes). The cooled pack at 52°C is spread out on the treatment table. Afterwards, the Warmpack is molded to the patient. For hygienic reasons or to alleviate the initial contact heat, we recommend covering the Warmpack with a cloth made of cotton/linen/terry cloth or a disposable fleece. If the patient perspires, the covering material will absorb the moisture to a large extent. The surface of the Spitzner Therm Warmpack is liquid-repellent. After use, the Spitzner Therm Warmpack is disinfected.
The Spitzner® Therm Warmpack is heated to 70°C on a standard fango plate (50 x 70 cm or 40 x 60 cm) in a conventional heat cabinet (not a microwave or water bath). It is then kept at this temperature in the cabinet (maximum of 75°C is possible). A few minutes before application, the Warmpack is removed. The package initially has a surface temperature of 70°C, which lowers to 52°C within a few minutes. This heat is considered therapeutically effective and is maintained throughout the entire application period (the heat treatment should not exceed 25 to 30 minutes). The cooled pack at 52°C is spread out on the treatment table. Afterwards, the Warmpack is molded to the patient. For hygienic reasons or to alleviate the initial contact heat, we recommend covering the Warmpack with a cloth made of cotton/linen/terry cloth or a disposable fleece. If the patient perspires, the covering material will absorb the moisture to a large extent. The surface of the Spitzner Therm Warmpack is liquid-repellent. After use, the Spitzner Therm Warmpack is disinfected.
Features
- Fabric with FC impregnation and OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certified
- According to HMR §24 Paragraph 2 No. 5 reimbursable
- According to HMR §24 Paragraph 2 No. 5 reimbursable
Advantages
- Significant reduction in electricity costs
- High sleeping comfort
- No agitator required
- High sleeping comfort
- No agitator required
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