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Extra Strength Cold Cap
$75.00
Extra Strength Cold Cap
(2-Hour Cooling) Extra Strength Cold Cap, Adjustable Compression, Swappable Gel Packs. Class 1 Medical Device for Migraine, Scalp, Concussion Relief, Chemo. Comfortable Sizes & Machine Washable
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Extra Strength Cold Cap
(2-Hour Cooling) Extra Strength Cold Cap, Adjustable Compression, Swappable Gel Packs. Class 1 Medical Device for Migraine, Scalp, Concussion Relief, Chemo. Comfortable Sizes & Machine Washable
- HOURS (not minutes) OF EXTRA STRENGTH COOLING: Medical-grade ice packs are the gold standard for heavy duty scalp cooling, and the Icekap Cool Cap uses 5 of them to provide hours of relief for headaches and more. It’s also used to combat hot flashes, or night sweats (mild or severe episodes.) People often use Icekap when they are trying to get back to sleep. Registered with the FDA as a Class 1 Medical device for safe use, Icekap is often used as a cold cap for chemotherapy, or a migraine relief cap.
- COLD OR WARM WHERE YOU NEED IT: Gel ice packs and compression straps combine to help you comfortably get extra-strength cooling to the roots of your hair and your scalp — for hours on end. Other headache hats aren’t adjustable, fit sloppily, and use cooling gels that only stay cold for a few minutes. Icekap is made of allergen free, machine washable material. Simply remove the gel packs and you can throw it in the laundry, while most other cold caps are not washable.
- PATENTED DESIGN FOR ALL-DAY COMFORT: Adjustable straps, a cozy fleece inlay, and a ponytail loop ensure you can place the cooling snugly against your scalp — and keep it there all day (or night.) It can even be worn backwards for sinus and migraine headaches. This scalp cooling cap was designed by a migraine sufferer to last for years — so say goodbye to cheap cooling caps that fall apart when wet.
- RELIEF, AT LAST: Imagine soothing relief from the burden of migraines, tension, or cluster headaches. Unlike other scalp cooling or headache hats, Icekap features a unique “back flap” for full coverage of the occipital region — where many headaches originate. You can even purchase additional gel packs, or a second cap, to double your relief.
WHAT YOU GET: Icekap Cool Cap, 5 medical-grade gel pack inserts, setup guide, and our “Perfect Fit Promise” — if your Icekap doesn’t fit, you can exchange it for a size that does. To find your size, consult the sizing chart in the image gallery. Experience the relief of scalp cooling with Icekap.
Tyson Sumner –
o I’m all about anything that will help make my migraines more tolerable. I already take meds for it, but that’s not enough unfortunately. So I have my handy migraine “kit” for when one hits. I read about this product on my Facebook migraine grp. I know there were other brands mentioned, so I checked them all out. I cringed a bit at the price of the icekap 2.0 but it seemed the most versatile and best quality.
Jerome Wilkes –
The hat is soft on the inside. Not fabric that will pill but smooth and light. The exterior is very solid, durable fabric. Easy to wipe off. It is not heavy on my head. But there are gel packs in pockets all over the entire inside so your whole head is enclosed by cold (or heat if you prefer). Other hats don’t give that much coverage.
josh sanders –
There is a small opening at the top so you can pull your hair up and out so it’s out of the way (I really love that). The gel packs don’t get rock solid when frozen, so i can mold the hat to my head. The back/lower neck portion is longer and has a dedicated ice pack. It’s great if your source of pain stems from your neck or if you want more coverage over your eyes you can turn it around. But even with it forward facing, I can pull it down enough that it covers my eyes and blocks out light. It’s highly adjustable using the Velcro tabs. Sometimes I want that cold pressure all over and sometimes I want no pressure, and looser. Very easy to adjust it for that. I ordered an XL even tho my measurements say an L would fit. I wanted a lot of room to adjust it and I find that the XL works well all the way tightened, loosened or in between. It stays cold quite a long time and when I’m done it just goes back in the freezer. I’ve also used it to lay back on as a cold source for neck pain. It can be good for really any spot that hurts.
The only drawback would be the higher cost but to me it was worth it.
Mervate Mohammed –
I love this migraine hat. It is very effective but can be too cold sometimes. I get Botox for migraine, but when it starts wearing off between appointments, this hat is a life saver. First ordered a large but returned it for XL. It can be tightened, but it’s kind of hard to get on if it’s not a little big on your head. I like it too big bc I can pull it down so it covers the tops of my eyes and my whole neck. It can get pretty heavy, but normally when I’m wearing it I’m resting so it’s not usually a problem. Stays cold for over an hour, but I usually take it off to give myself a break at that point. Really like that you can pull your hair up and out of the hat—the ice packs come into contact with your scalp better that way.