Calmd Hot/Cold Face Mask

To care for your product: Dampen a cloth or sponge with water, and surface clean only. Keep it in the zip lock bag when not in use.

Warnings: It is critical that instructions are read before use.

• For external use only.
• Heating or cooling beyond suggested time may damage or destroy this product or cause injury.
• If pain or discomfort results from the use of this product, or persists, discontinue use and consult a medical professional.
• For extreme, prolonged or chronic, medical conditions, consult a medical professional.
• Carefully check the product before each use and discard if punctured, worn or damaged.
• Practice caution when using the product around eyes and other sensitive areas.
• Product should not be used by persons with conditions that cause skin sensitivity. Do not apply to sensitive skin or open wounds.
• Always test temperature prior to application.
• Do not puncture the pack and / or ingest contents.
• Do not boil or use in the oven.
• Do not use it on infants.
• Do not leave children unattended with this product.
• Do not fall asleep using this product.

There are certain cases where Heat Therapy should not be used. If the area in question is either bruised or swollen (or both), it may be better to use Cold Therapy. Heat Therapy also shouldn’t be applied to an area with an open wound. People with certain pre-existing conditions should not use Heat Therapy due to higher risk of burns or complications due to heat application. These conditions include, but are not limited to; diabetes, dermatitis, vascular disease, deep vein thrombosis, Multiple Sclerosis (MS). If individuals have a heart disease or hypertension, they should ask a doctor before using Heat Therapy. People with sensory disorders that prevent them from feeling certain sensations should not use Heat or Cold Therapy at home because they may not be able to feel if damage is being done. This includes, but is not limited to diabetes, which can result in nerve damage and lessened sensitivity. Cold Therapy should not be used on stiff muscles or joints. Cold therapy should not be used for individuals with poor circulation. Individuals unsure about whether to use Heat or Cold Therapy, or who may be concerned about their condition, should seek medical advice.