Frozen compression. And without the distraction of chemicals, ice or clunky bandage wraps. Coolcore, the parent company behind Dr. Cool, has used its patented technology to create Dr. Cool Recovery-On ...

Rest, ice, compression, elevation. If you’ve ever suffered a sports injury, you’ve probably heard these four words, better known as the RICE protocol. As the recipient of one separated shoulder joint, ...

Your knees can go through a lot in training, especially on leg day. And if you’re unlucky enough to pick up an injury, that could carry far further into your daily life than other aches and pains.

Compression wraps — also called compression bandages — are used for many different injuries or ailments. They’re a common staple in first aid procedures and often found in first aid kits. They’re ...

You might use a compression wrap for: Ankle injuries. If you sprained your ankle or your foot is swollen, a compression wrap can keep swelling down and boost the healing process. ‌ Blood flow problems ...

Once you start squatting serious weight, you may look around and realize that other people wear something on their knees. Sometimes it’s a strip of elastic that wraps around like a bandage, but more ...