# Medi-First Cold Spray Skin Refrigerant

A 4 oz aerosol coolant that works like ice in a can. One quick spray cools the skin on contact to help calm minor pain and swelling from strains, sprains, and muscle spasms.

- **Coolant:** Isobutane and Propane
- **Size:** 4 oz Aerosol Can
- **Use:** For External Use Only
- **FSA Eligible**

## Why it works

### Instant cooling relief
A blend of isobutane, N-butane, and propane cools the skin the moment it lands, giving you the numbing effect of ice without a cooler, a pack, or the mess of melting.

### Made for sprains and sports injuries
Formulated as first aid for minor pain and swelling from sprains, bruising, and contusions. A go-to for coaches, trainers, and anyone who keeps a kit courtside.

## How to use Medi-First Cold Spray

- Hold the can 4 to 6 inches away from the treatment area.
- Spray using a steady sweeping motion across the skin.
- Stop as soon as the skin just turns white, then let it warm naturally.
- Keep away from eyes and mucous membranes, and use on external skin only.

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## What is inside

### Active ingredients
Isobutane, N-butane, and propane, each acting as a topical coolant. There are no fluorocarbons in the propellant.

### Handling and safety
Contents are under pressure and extremely flammable, so keep the can away from fire and flame and do not expose it to temperatures above 120°F. For external use only.

## Frequently asked questions

### What is a topical skin refrigerant used for?
It delivers fast, ice-like cold therapy to help relieve minor pain and swelling from strains, sprains, bruising, contusions, and muscle spasms. It is a common first aid tool for minor sports injuries.

### How do I apply the cold spray to a sprain?
Hold the can 4 to 6 inches from the skin and spray with a sweeping motion until the area just turns white, then stop. Do not spray after the skin has turned white or for a prolonged period.

### Where should I not use this cold spray?
Avoid the eyes and other mucous membranes, serious burns, deep puncture wounds, and large areas of the body. It is intended for external use only on minor injuries.

### How big is the can?
Each aerosol can holds a net weight of 4 oz (113 g), a compact size that fits easily in a first aid kit, gym bag, or training room shelf.

### Is Medi-First Cold Spray flammable?
Yes. The contents are under pressure and extremely flammable, so keep it away from fire and flame, do not puncture or incinerate the can, and store it below 120°F.