Medline Refillable Ice Bags with Clamp Closure, Non4420, 1 Pound

I chuckled when the Orthopod sent this product home with me to use on my just repaired knee. I thought use once & pitch. I was so impressed how well it handled ice,molded & tied to my knee AND without leaking as the ice melted down I decided to use it again...and again...& again. It lasted a long long time before it finally did start to wear out. Highly recommended especially fir the price.

Came home from surgery with one of these bags. Wore it out. Stilled needed to ice my neck so I got out our freeze bags and ice bags and ice cubes and zip-loc bags, and towels and they all sucked. Thought I was out of luck and decided to run a search on Amazon. Found the exact bag I brought home, got it in two days. The clasp is a bit difficult but not impossible. Once I remembered how to operate the bag, it works like a dream, easy, no mess, no trying to wrap it in a towel. Just easy-peasy, until I have to figure out the clasp again. Small price. Will buy more next time.

Very useful product, but the opening could be a little bigger to fit under the ice machine opening to put the ice in without getting it all over the floor.

My stepmother got one of these years and years ago when she had a knee replacement. Well I came across it when I had a pinched nerve in my hip and I was able to get the ties around my waist and keep ice on it constantly, often for hours,which reduced the pain by about 60% and the doctor had me on a light painkiller. I just stuck it in my sweats and go out and run my errands. If it would not fit around my waist, I would've tied some shoelaces on it to extend it because it really makes a difference!

I recently had a hip replacement and this was perfect for putting ice and leaving it on my leg even tying it to my leg overnight. I will keep it forever..

Just like the one I ripped. Delivery fine. Got the original in a hospital and went searching for this replacement. Works well.... Caveat: IF the Ice gets too hard in the bag... Ala the re-freezing I did.... don't smash it to break up the ice. That is how I ripped it. It is fairly thin vinyl like material and it does not take well to punishment. Other than that it should last a while..

My husband had knee replacement. Hospital gave us an ice bag. Lasted a couple weeks and then started to leak. Tried one I got at a local pharmacy but the filling hole was so small I had a hard time getting even crushed ice in. This is just like the one from hosp but seems even sturdier. So far, no leaks.

I was sent home from the hospital with one of these and ended up buying additional ones. Easy to use and refill. The ice stays cold for a long time and they do not leak at all. The outside is almost like soft felt which is good against your skin. Only thing is they do get dirty after many uses. Folds up small when not being used.