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ICYTHRP Programmable Timer Ice Machine for Knee After Surgery w/Quiet Pump

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At a glance

Condition
New
Set
Universal Pad+Machine
Model
IC07
Dimensions
12.2 x 11 x 7.6 in
Weight
4 lb
Color
Gray
Age Range Description
Adult

Features 5

  • ICE THERAPY RELIEF PAIN: Do you have pain after knee surgery? Say goodbye to pain and swelling. ICYTHRP ice machine for knee after surgery to relieve localised pain and swelling after surgery or injury by providing a soothing, constant circulation of cold water. Don't let pain hold you back any longer.
  • CUSTOMIZABLE CRYOTHERAPY: ICYTHRP cold therapy machine is equipped with a programmable timer. Our cold therapy machine will cycle on and off according to the time you set, day or night. Convenient and effective cold therapy is perfect for post-surgical pain management and relief, and there's no longer any need to worry about the safety of falling asleep with your cold therapy machine on.
  • PORTABLE LONG-LASTING THERAPY: The ice machine for shoulder after surgery features a collapsible 3-tier insulated bucket that is lightweight and portable while having a capacity of up to 12 quarts to provide 12 hours of continuous cold therapy, and holds up to 6 frozen water bottles, so you can enjoy uninterrupted cold therapy without having to continually pour out melted ice water, and focus on your recovery.
  • PROFESSIONAL KNEE THERAPY PAD: Specially designed for shoulder treatment pads, soft and elastic, suitable for wide knees. Secure and comfortable with adjustable elastic and Velcro belts made to fit. Ergonomically designed for effective shoulder coverage, enhancing the efficacy of the therapy.

Specs 22

Product Dimensions 12.2 x 11 x 7.6 inches; 4 pounds
Item model number IC07
Manufacturer ICYTHRP
Brand Name ICYTHRP
Age Range Description Adult
Number of Items 1
Model Name IC07
UPC 788362580322

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Great product, amazing company. Buy it with confidence!
Set name: Universal Pad+Machine
We love this ICYTHRP machine. I bought it in January 2025 before my knee replacement in early February 2025. It felt a little risky not knowing the company brand, but ended up being a great decision! The machine was well packaged and had good instructions. When using, it did not leak and stayed cold for hours when the directions were followed. It was easy to set up. I chose this brand due to the features of a soft sided unit, the way it could wrap my knee with the pad and velcro straps, thin white pad liners for skin protection and moisture absorption, and sturdy tubing. But most importantly to me was that the machine had a programmable timer which could be set for 10, 20, or 30 minutes on and then 10, 20, or 30 minutes off, with auto repeat. It can also just run continuously, but for me, I set the program to have 20 minutes of ice therapy treatment and then 20 or 30 minutes off, pretty much continuously for the first 3 weeks after my knee replacement. It was so nice to have a programmable unit that ran automatically once set up. This allowed better sleep and no messing with ice packs, which can pose more danger of tissue injury than using an ice therapy machine. Additionally, since it was icy cold water therapy, my surgeon felt it was safer than just ice to skin, and said a 20 to 30 minute break was fine between running it for 20 minutes. I found the machine sturdy and reliable. I believe it helped a lot with my recovery and managing my pain and swelling. We could hear it running, but not obnoxiously, and I was able to sleep with it cycling on and off. It was also easy to stop and disconnect the tubing for bathroom and meal breaks. We kept the machine once we were done, as it worked so well. Fast forward to June 2026 when I got the ICYTHRP machine back out because I had to have knee replacement revision surgery. I certainly wasn't looking forward to a second surgery on the same knee, but it helped to know I had a good product to help with my recovery. I ended up emailing ICYTHRP on a Sunday evening in later June 2026. (They provide all their contact information with the instruction manual.) I contacted them because my last white pad liner was tattered and I needed more, but couldn't figure out how to order them. I was also feeling like the unit got so much use that I wondered if I should consider replacing the pad that wrapped my knee. I was so pleasantly surprised when I had a personalized email response from ICYTHRP, including condolences for my situation, by noon the next day. They were so kind and genuinely cared about my situation and product needs. They answered my questions, verified my address, and two days later, I received the supplies. They then followed up by email to ensure I received the supplies and asked if I had any more concerns. Wow, just wow. I knew I liked the product already, but the company standing behind it is 100% amazing! A great product with a caring and responsive company feels like a rarity nowadays. I absolutely recommend ICYTHRP as a company and for their products. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2026 by wecampalot

Perfect programmable cycles for a full night's sleep post-op
Set name: Ankle Pad+Machine
I bought this ice machine for my foot surgery recovery, and it has been an absolute game-changer. The programmable timer automatically cycles on and off at 10, 20, or 30-minute intervals through the night, allowing me to sleep soundly without worrying about swelling. The motor is also incredibly quiet.The cooling pad seems extra large, but it easily adapts to wrap around smaller ankles. The inside lining of the pad looks a bit flimsy with lightweight fastenings, but it is actually very tough, resilient, and has held up perfectly to daily use. Stack the reservoir with frozen plastic water bottles instead of loose ice. It stays cold for hours and is way easier to swap out. Also, the machine gets very cold, so make sure to keep a layer of fabric between the pad and your skin - especially overnight. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2026 by Helen Roth

Truly Game Changer Post ACL Surgery
Set name: Knee Pad+Machine
After extensive research on ice machines for my daughter who was having reconstructive ACL and Miniscus tear surgery, we decided on this one and let me just say, this is one of, if not the best product I have ever purchased for surgery and sports injuries. Truly a GAME-CHANGER. Right out of surgery, it helped my daughter tremendously. We used it all day and night for the first couple of days. Very quiet to the point that I had to look at the remote to see if it was still on, easy to use and set up, temperature retention is exactly as mentioned. We exchanged frozen water bottles every 6-10 hours and it kept super cold with minimized the pain from a 6/10 to a 3/10. We are very happy with this purchase. 100/10 recommend. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2026 by Jayohss23

Game changer for Post Surgery Recovery
Set name: Hip&Back Pad+Machine
Small hiccup in ordering at first due to a labelling issue, ordered a machine for the hip and received a machine labelled for the knee, issue happened twice but then dealt directly with the ICYTHRP company and they remedied the situation beautifully. Their customer service is top notch and incredibly compassionate and caring. Highly impressed with them is an understatement. Now to the good stuff....this cold therapy machine is a game changer when it comes to recovery. I had a total hip replacement and was concerned about the icing process as I know it is an important part of recovery. The thought of having to keep changing ice packs was stressful. I looked into many machine and knew I wanted the ICYHRP machine and I am so glad I went this route! The setup is very easy, the directions for water/ ice lines are printed on the inside of the container so it's easy to refill. I used ice/water and six frozen water bottles and it kept the water cold. I love the hand held timer to program the amount of flow, the amount of time for the icing and duration of time off. the pad for the hip took a short time to find the right angles to put it on, but once you do it 1 or 2 times you get the hang of it and it's a great fit. It comes with several velcro straps to fit the pad on comfortably. I wore this over night sleeping and never felt it was an obstruction. The pad gets cold and has done an amazing job controlling my post surgery swelling, bruising and pain. There was no leakage, the mechanisms throughout the design of the machine are durable and easy to maintain. I feel that I was able to stop the heavier pain killer sooner because the ICYTHRP treatments were helping with the pain so well. I have been using this machine for 2 weeks now and I am so satisfied with the machine itself as well as the customer service of the company. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2026 by Christina J. Reinwald

Workable design, poor execution. Update: Failed at 61 days.
Set name: Universal Pad+Machine
This review applies to the soft side version with no display on the lid. Good: 1) Most people use frozen 500ml (16.9oz) water bottles, instead of loose ice, to provide the cooling. This design can accept up to 9 bottles as long as they don't exceed 70mm (2.75") diameter, typical plastic disposable drink bottles. There are $400 systems out there that only hold 4. 2) The motor is powerful and quiet. 3) The wired control fob is easy to use and well-thought-out. 4) The wires and hoses are long, and the hose disconnect can be unlatched one-handed. 5) No leaks if placed on level surfaces. But like all of these devices, it can produce condensation on some components. That is not a leak. 6) Can hold 20 lbs of water and ice. It will still operate with only 10 lbs of water and ice if you keep the motor unit restrained. 7) Has a handle for easy carrying when filled. 8) The whole thing folds up into a small area, so its easier to store than some hard-side models. Bad: 1) The pump motor will sometimes stop spinning. Listen carefully after you hook everything up, and if the motor stops and starts, or doesn't start at all, move the pump unit around. IMO - the "ON" light that indicates the pump is on, should go to red if motor either isn't powered up, or is in a locked-rotor condition. This is a cheap and easy change that should cost under $1. NOTE: The "pump on" light doesn't mean you have plugged the pump power wire into the fob. If you forget to plug pump-to-fob-wire in, the Pump On light will still be lit. Listen carefully every time you refill it to check if the motor is running. 2) It came with zero instructions. Since I have used these kinds of devices for years, I wasn't a problem for me. There is a link to YouTube videos, but most of them do not apply to this model; I never found a 'Getting Started' video for this model,, but I didn't waste more than 10 minutes trying to find it. Your results may vary. 3) I didn't see a 'parts list' anywhere, but I doubt repair parts are actually available or they would have included a parts sheet. 4) The insulation thickness of the body is insufficient. In a 77F room, the bottom surface reads 50F, sides 71F. There is always a gap at the lid since it uses a zipper for closure. This design will allow you to accidently pull the motor up to the top and 'suck air', which will stop the cold flowing and perhaps overheat the motor. All these shortcomings combined can be fixed for under $3, some of them require no part changes or additions. a) My guess to the motor fault is due to a poor inlet or exhaust design at the pump that allows blockage. Add a small mesh bag around the pump assy. But that is only a guess, I did not analyze root cause. b) Always include printed instructions with medical devices including troubleshooting. Many emergencies occur with no broadband. c) The pump light should not be on when the pump isn't even plugged into power. This is such an easy fix. Conclusion - Durability "N/A" I have been running this for only 5 days. Pump flow "A". Sound level "A". Ice capacity "A". Cooling power "A". Operational reliability "D", must be checked audibly to tell if it is pumping. Insulation "D". Ease of use "D". I would only recommend this to folks who have used these devices in the past, and are willing to monkey with it daily. Epilogue - I always used fresh filtered water, yet at day 61, one of the plastic one-way valves failed. Everything else works, but if 1 of the 4 valves fails, it won't work. So you pull off the quick connectors, then use a 1/4" hose barb to connect the hoses. You will no longer be able to separate the pad from the motor easily, but it will work. Lesson? Don't disconnect the pad unless you absolutely must. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2025 by Blowfish

IF YOU LIVE ALONE THINK TWICE
Set name: Universal Pad+Machine
I had knee replacement surgery. This requires set up and maintenance every day. YOU NEED HELP with this machine. Not the best option for those who live alone. I am returning it because I don't have anyone here to help me with it and this machine has turned out to be more work for me and harder to manage than re-useable ice packs I can change out every 20 minutes. The timer feature was a selling factor for me BUT it does not beep or tell me in any way which part of the ice on/ ice off cycle I am in. Machine does work as promised BUT not as cold as I expected and you need to refill it with ice bags daily. Even with adding 6 frozen water bottles as suggested, I am out of ice by afternoon. So you're going through 1-2 bags of ice plus needing to rotate 12 small frozen water bottles to keep the ice inside the machine frozen. Stupid me - I thought it made the ice (NOPE not for a $119 machine! LOL) If you've got a spouse who will manage the logistics or staying with a relative than can help, this could be a nice option. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2026 by Lori PDX

Best investment for Joint surgery.
Set name: Hip&Back Pad+Machine
I have worked in the medical field for over 40 years, in various roles. I recently had hip surgery. I ordered this to help with my recovery, as recommended. Of all the items I ordered, this was the best investment. I started using this the day following surgery and it was instrumental in my pain management, and with keeping the inflammation down. We found it very easy to use, My girlfriend was able to set it up and have it up in running in under 10 mins. Everything is well made and the material used is very durable. The included straps allow me to keep the pad in place. The length of the hose does allow limited movement, but I would unplug it and place it on my rolling walker and could then move to different location and then plug it back in. I had no leaks, but did notice condensation on the hose. The hose is very durable, I accidently closed it inside my recliner and it did no damage to the hose. I used frozen 16 Oz water bottles, and they would keep it cold for up to 8 hours before needing to change them. I was even able to use it while I was sleeping, this allowed me to control the pain so that I could sleep. I did have a small issue and I contacted ICYTHRP and they responded very quickly and they fixed the issue in a very timely manner. They have great customer service. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2026 by Jeff Roy

Good unit with long cold life. Plan ahead to deal with clumsy cords if you want to move it around
Set name: Universal Pad+Machine
I am using this machine following knee replacement 10 days ago. It's a very good product--I just bought one for a dear friend who is having knee surgery next week. Advantages: It has a larger capacity cooling compartment that stays cold for 8 to 10 hours, so you (or spouse !) don't need to get up during the night to refresh it. Downside: Because it is larger, it is a bit heavy and clumsy, with cords and hoses that make it difficult to move from room to room. We solved this by placing the unit on a collapsible wheel-trolley that I keep in the car for unloading large packages, so it's easier to wheel around. Also, you don't need to schlep it to the freezer, just carry the ice (we use 4 of those ice shipping packs that come with pharmaceuticals, etc) in one of those foil grocery bags, to and from the freezer. It would be great if manufacturer could come up with a clip for the hoses and cords, to facilitate moving the unit. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2026 by Alpacadoc
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