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What is a cooling spray? Cooling spray, which is manufactured from liquefied gases under high pressure, is suitable for therapeutic use by rapidly reducing the skin temperature in the body part where it is applied. Cooling spray application The liquefied gas in the tube is spread in liquid form on the skin in the area where it is sprayed. The liquefied gas, which has a low boiling point, rapidly turns into a gas with the temperature of the skin in the area where it is applied and takes the heat of the skin during this transition. Thus, the skin temperature in the area where it is applied drops from 30-32 degrees to 10-15 degrees. The excitability of the nerve endings decreases due to the effect of extreme cold and the pain caused by events originating from the skin is felt by the person as reduced. Therefore, cold sprays are also called superficial anesthetics. In addition, the skin and subcutaneous vessels in that area constrict with the effect of cold. Thus, edema formation is prevented in that area, especially in traumatic cases. This effect is more important than the pain-relieving effect. In which cases is cooling spray used? Cooling sprays are primarily used in acute traumatic cases. It is used very widely especially in cases of sprains, bumps, bruises and similar injuries that occur during sports activities. They are also frequently used in minor surgical procedures and to provide superficial anesthesia before injections. They are used especially to reduce the pain of the needle in joint injections. They are also used effectively in physical therapy applications, especially in myofascial pain syndrome, together with muscle stretching. When is cooling spray used? Cooling sprays should be applied immediately to the affected body part in an emergency. They are not effective if a long time has passed since the incident. How is chloretyl cooling spray used? chloretyl cooling spray is used by spraying approximately 5-10 cm from the traumatized area or the body part where superficial anesthesia is desired. It does not cause cold burns on the body part that is sprayed like other cooling sprays, so it is safer than its competitors. What are the differences of chloretyl spray from other coolants? chloretyl spray is produced from gases that are compatible with nature. Unlike ethyl chloride, these gases are not directly toxic to the body. It does not contain ethyl chloride. Chlordetyl spray does not harm the ozone layer. It allows long-term and multiple use thanks to its 150 ml tube. Chlordetyl spray * does not cause cold burn. * There is no stock problem in all four seasons. It is 100% domestically produced and environmentally friendly. * Does not contain ethyl chlorine.