cold blanket-industry

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Patent Pending T h e BLANKET Comfort Innovations, LLC 3026 Twelve Oaks Ave. Baton Rouge, LA www.comfortinnovations.com 225-766-7719 Immediate, onsite, cold therapy for the overheated worker! is the answer for treating overheated workers onsite where cool down time is critical. When one Cold Blanket is placed beneath the worker and one Cold Blanket is place on top of the worker, his or her body is engulfed in immediate cold therapy. In addition to radiant heat exchange through the gel pockets in the Cold Blankets, ventilated seams allow body heat to escape, increasing the rate at which the body is cooled. The gel in the Cold Blankets remains pliable when frozen, allowing the blankets to easily conform to any body size or shape. The thick, waterproof, nylon covering on the Cold Blankets can be cleaned with soap and water and disinfected for repeated use. Cold Blankets can be refrigerated or frozen offsite and kept cold onsite in any cooler, or portable freezer or cooled onsite in a cooler with ice. Death or brain and other organ damage may occur waiting for emergency medical help to arrive. When an ice bath is not available, the Cold Blanket is the best alternative. Move the worker to a shaded area, or create shade by any means possible. Remove outer gear. Place one Cold Blanket underneath the worker and the second Cold Blanket on top. As soon as the person is able, begin cold fluids. Thermal Imaging of the Cold Blanket in use showing body heat escaping through its ventilated seams.

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Page 1: Cold Blanket-Industry

Patent Pending

The

BLANKET

Comfort Innovations, LLC 3026 Twelve Oaks Ave.

Baton Rouge, LA www.comfortinnovations.com

225-766-7719

Immediate, onsite, cold therapy for the overheated worker!

istheanswerfortreating overheated workers onsite wherecool down time is critical. When one ColdBlanket is placed beneath the worker andone Cold Blanket is place on top of theworker, his or her body is engulfed inimmediate cold therapy. In addition toradiant heat exchange through the gelpockets in the Cold Blankets, ventilatedseams allowbodyheat toescape, increasingtherateatwhichthebodyiscooled.Thegelin the Cold Blankets remains pliable whenfrozen, allowing the blankets to easilyconformtoanybodysizeorshape.Thethick,waterproof, nylon covering on the ColdBlanketscanbecleanedwithsoapandwaterand disinfected for repeated use. ColdBlanketscanberefrigeratedorfrozenoffsiteand kept cold onsite in any cooler, orportable freezeror cooledonsite ina coolerwithice.

Death or brain and other organ damagemayoccurwaiting for emergencymedical help toarrive.When an ice bath is not available, theColdBlanketisthebestalternative.Movetheworker to a shaded area, or create shade byanymeanspossible.Removeoutergear.PlaceoneColdBlanketunderneath theworkerandthesecondColdBlanketontop.Assoonasthepersonisable,begincoldfluids.

Thermal Imaging of the ColdBlanket inuse showing body heat escaping through itsventilatedseams.

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The Cold Blanket How it Works • radiant heat exchange

between the skin and Cold Blanket

• allows some sweat to

evaporate and heat to escape from the body through ventilated seams

• cools excess, non-

evaporated sweat, creating a cold bath feeling

Don’t wait! COOL DOWN and HYDRATE!

Patent Pending

• Singleblanketdimensions:27”x35” • Foldsto7”x7”x9”• Weight:6.8lbs/blanket• Heavydutynyloncovering• Ratedto100psi• Punctureresistant,all-terrainuse• Strongseambonding• Waterproof• Stainresistant• Reusable• Washwithsoapandwaterand/or

disinfectant• Nooutercoveringneeded• Soldinsetsof2blankets/box• 1yearlimitedwarranty

Two Cold Blankets are used to cool thebody’s core by wrapping the torso, arms,groin area, neck, and upper thighs in onecontinuous, cold covering, while stillallowing body heat to escape.when a cold

Cold Blankets retail: $129.99/box 2 Cold Blankets/box

Free shipping!

Shipped in the U.S. from Baton Rouge, LA

Don’twait!COOLDOWNandHYDRATE!

Map of On-The-Job Heat Fatalities 2008-2014

2015-Eight(8)On-The-JobHeatFatalities