NEHOO Cold Therapy System, Pain Relief for Post-Surgery Recovery, Programmable Ice Therapy Machine, Continuous Cryotherapy, Universal Pad for Knee, Ankle, Cervical, Back and Leg, Including 4 Straps
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Set name: Universal Pad
Features
- Portable and durable Lightweight design paired with triple-wall premium insulation keeps the internal temperature chilled for hours. Boasting a 7L large capacity, this bucket holds plenty of ice while remaining lightweight for effortless portability. Made of rigid hard plastic, it effectively prevents tipping over and collapsing, far more stable than ordinary soft buckets.
- Programmable Customize on-off cycle loops freely to match your personal needs. It supports one-time operation, cyclic mode, and non-stop runtime settings, offering fully adjustable working modes for flexible use.
- Effortless Operation Equipped with an intuitive control panel, you can easily set working time and adjust water flow rate in one step. The built-in water temperature thermometer features 3-color indicator lights, letting you monitor the ice status at a glanceno need to check the panel closely or open the bucket frequently.
- Ultra Quiet Our cold therapy machine adopts a premium brushless DC motor, running stably with ultra-low noise that is nearly inaudible. Enjoy undisturbed cold therapy anytime in a quiet environment, perfect for pain relief and post-injury recovery without disrupting rest.
- Flexible & Skin-Friendly Pad The therapy pad is crafted from soft, bendable elastic material. It enables smooth water circulation and delivers gentle compression to the affected area, greatly boosting cold therapy effectiveness and comfort.
Package Dimensions : 12.64 x 12.2 x 11.34 inches; 6 pounds
Item model number : WLC-01
Date First Available : August 11, 2020
Manufacturer : NEHOO
Best Sellers Rank: #41,018 in Health & Household (See Top 100 in Health & Household) #322 in Cold Packs
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Customer Reviews: 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (2,547)
Brand Name: NEHOO
Age Range Description: Adult
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: NEHOO
UPC: 682604756981
Item Weight: 6 pounds
Manufacturer Part Number: NEHOO-WLC001
Model Number: WLC-01
Additional Features: Adjustable, Flexible, Leak Proof, Lightweight, Reusable
Item Form: Pad
Unit Count: 1 Count
Size: 7 Piece Set
Item Volume: 7 liters
Material Type: Polyester
Material Type Free: Lead Free
Color: Gray
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Set name: Large Knee/Hip Pad
The BEST THING EVER!! This ice machine was my best friend after my total hip replacement for pain relief and swelling control (which I had none of this time!). It was like night and day versus using single ice packs I elected to use from the last time around. The temperature was never too much and I could even put it against my skin or with clothes on, and it still was completely useful and tolerated! Played a key role in my recuperation. I used the smaller sized 8 ounce water bottles along with a mix of water-exactly as the directions stated how much water to put in. Worked like a charm. On a side note, I also rented a “Game Ready” ice compression system, and it was just way too cold and extremely uncomfortable to have the whole inner part of my leg freezing cold also, especially when I’m trying to sleep. I was shivering in bed with all the blankets on. Plus, you can’t use the compression feature while you’re in the critical first six weeks stage of scar healing so I highly recommend this machine instead, which is a fraction of the price of the rental. The ease of use was also amazing. It came with three Velcro straps that I could put anywhere that was suitable for my needs on the pad. For my hip, I used the largest universal pad and it was perfectly fine.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2026 by Laurie
Set name: Universal Pad
This is easy to use and works great. My wife just had a knee replacement and this product has been working fine keeping her knee cool. It gets nice and cold and has settings to adjust how long to get cold then how long of a delay till the next time to get cold. Example: stay on 40 minutes then off for 20 then it repeats the settings. We purchased a set of 60 plastic re-freezable ice cubes. We rotate 30 in the freezer and 30 in the unit. They stay cold a long time although I haven't timed it I'd guess 8 hours+. Then we scoop out the plastic cubes in to a plastic dish, dump the water that was added per instructions. Dump the frozen 30 cubes in and put the other 30 in the freezer. Then fill water to the recommended line. replace the lid and start the unit. Redo the schedule as needed (I do since I unplug the cord from the lid). This is how we do it but maybe you will do it a way that's easier for you but the unit works perfectly. Some reviews mention the hoses leaking. TIP: at the connectors the 2 hoses are separate and that allows 1 hose at a time to be connected. Working with both at the same time is too hard. Press the silver clip down and push the connectors together. the metal clip should be nearly back to where it was before pressing it. (not stuck in) It doesn't have a problem sticking but I check it anyway. THEN do the same for the 2nd hose. They also send spare "O" Rings for future use if the seals on the hose become worn or damaged. Like I said... It all works very well.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2025 by amy
Set name: Large Shoulder Pad
It worked flawlessly and was easy to program. It kept the swelling from happening after my husband had his shoulder completely rebuilt. He wore it 24/7 for a week.
Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2026 by Karen
Set name: Universal Pad
After hearing many people who own similar units and had great experience, I decided to invest in one too. Too late. By the time the product arrived, it was my 3rd week of injury. I was prescribed a lot of pain meds to cope with the swelling of my foot in first 2 weeks. I had a talus bone fracture. If you are considering this unit for a hurt ankle/ foot, it’ll be most helpful initial 2 weeks of your injury, and then you’ll need less and less as the swelling goes down. Had I had this unit earlier, I believe I might have rely less on oral meds and kept the swelling (very painful) to a minimum. For the unit itself, I found it the BEST one of the 3 I’ve researched. A friend loaned me their Breg polar care cube unit that their doctor “gave them” (their insurance covered the cost, how nice right?). I thought since it’s “hospital grade”, theirs must be superior? No, this Nehoo is way more user friendly; it fits 2 yogurt/ ice cream tub size ice blocks (reducing you having to make buckets of ice daily). The cover slides in and out easily, unlike my friend’s Breg, which is a battle to completely put it on with the handle “catches”. I like the fact that it has control on the interface, allowing different options eg 30 min cycle time. This would be very useful if you had make surgery and bedridden for a long time and wants the ice machine to run continuously without having to get up and reset the system. That way you don’t even need someone to help you. It’s also bigger than the Breg which keeps the ice and ice water cold longer - bigger container means it holds more ice and less need to replenish cold water/ice if you need to use it all day. For reference, I used it 2-3x a day but had I gotten it first couple weeks of my injury, I would have been on it probably twice as much and twice as long because my foot swell up 4x bigger after the accident. The swelling was so painful that I ended up doing foot ice baths. That was instant relief but messy and I needed my spouse to help me set up the ice bucket etc This would have been a game changer. As I entered my 4th-5th week of injury, my back actually needs icing more than my foot because I started to learn to walk and one side of my back is compensating so much since I couldn’t completely bear weight on the bad foot. That causes a lot of constant back pain all day long. Chiropractor/ physio therapy etc only temporarily relief. This ice machine is used in between visits. I also like the soft grey nicer color than the Breg blue. The only thing it is inferior is that it’s pretty loud. I don’t know that until I tried the Brege and the latter was noticeably quieter. The price is also midway. Not the costliest on Amazon. I found a similar unit on temu for a lot less, about $80 but it took forever to arrive so like I said timing is important when you are using these recovery tools. Also the Temu one has a collapsible bucket and the bucket is smaller than the Breg, so my guess is it probably will not be able to keep the ice and water as cold and long as these two above mentioned. The Temu is however, a great option for those who have a tighter budget. Other than the bucket, the pad and cord all seems to be compatible. Make sure you Google and watch a video on how to empty the water inside the pad when you are ready to store it. I highly recommend it for anyone with shoulder, knee, foot injuries. Because my friends who recommended this unit to me had such injuries and all had positive experiences. See side by side video comparison with the Breg unit. Hope this review helps those on the fans decide!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2024 by JinSh
Set name: Large Knee/Hip Pad
This little machine is a lifesaver!! I am very pleased with its performance as I used it everyday and almost all day for 3 months straight! It even went with me to the doctors office in the truck (over 2hours each way)! I am mentioning this as I would sit in the front seat and this unit would sit in the back seat floor; the tube was long enough to run under my seat and the power cord worked in an outlet in that console! My only complaint is that it is hard to clean and to empty out completely for storage! I will be using it again in about 2 months so it will not be stored for long this time, but it will need to be stored for close to year after this next surgery. I am hoping that it survives long enough for my next knee surgery (next year). For reference, I went in for a knee replacement but had complications and hope to have that knee replaced in about 2 more months...then the other knee will be replaced next year, hopefully 🤞 The basin was smaller than expected and I could only, strategically, place 4-16.9oz frozen water bottles in there. If I used the lower flow rate settings and 20-30 min run times/rest times, I would only had to change out water bottles 3 times throughout the day total! I think if I had used ice, I would have had to add ice alllll day! The length of the tube was sometimes a bit too long for what I needed, however I can see how this would be beneficial for others. If I had slept in my bed, I definitely would have needed the longer length. I slept on the couch (we have powered recliners at the ends) and purchased a plastic 3-tiered cart with wheels to house this unit to keep it close. I highly recommend having a cart of some sort, A) it helps with the weight of the unit once filled with water and ice bottles, & B) it keeps it elevated and if water pools (which it does when changing out the ice bottles), it won't be on your nice furniture! Also I liked having it to store all of my meds and toiletries in one place while chair bound most of the day! Hey, and snacks too!! :) Overall, THIS IS AWESOME!!! I am hoping it will last for a long time! I would definitely purchase this one over the one that was offered from the hospital; price is better and convenient (and gets better reviews as that one is available on Amazon for less money than the company the hospital uses).
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Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2026 by Patti H
Set name: Universal Pad
First, I want to acknowledge that the customer service was fantastic! I reached out because I order the universal pad which came up in my search related to shoulder therapy and I believe was listed in the description and I figured, it would be great to use it other ways. Unfortunately, the universal strap wasn't a great fit on a shoulder so I reached out to discuss purchasing the shoulder strap separately or an exchange. They were very accommodating and my new strap was shipped out very quickly. Thank you again for that! The Product works well! The price the product is very reasonable and a great purchase. The padding straps aren't the most comfortable, but honestly, all I have to compare it to was a larger clinical cold therapy device that is in my physical therapy clinic and a likely very expensive!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2026 by Jodi Robinson
I purchased this cold therapy unit just prior to my knee replacement surgery a month ago. I began using it the same day after I came home. It worked well at first but ultimately quit working. It was past the return window so I contacted the manufacturer through their email address. I was pleased to get a response within a few hours. They arranged for a replacement unit through Amazon which was delivered in two days. It’s working perfectly! I am very impressed by this company’s customer service! Would highly recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2026 by FP
Set name: Universal Pad
I had ACL reconstruction surgery in 2021 and now for the second time again in November 2024. I wish I would have known what to expect the first go round because it was unexpectedly one of the most difficult few weeks of my life post-op. The pain, the discomfort, the lack of sleep, the immobility… I’m not gonna sugarcoat it. It’s rough. So you have to be prepared!!! Here ya go… I’m gonna tell it how it is now that I’ve gone through it for the second time. ACL reconstruction surgery is a B*%ch of a recovery. This is coming from an adult female athlete, fit, positive attitude…blah blah blah. It sucks no matter who you are. The pain of the recovery lasts several weeks. When they send you home from surgery, prescription controlled substance pain meds are given to you and for most part are absolutely necessary..for me that was an understatement. They are drilling 8-10mm tunnels in your femur and your tibia for crying out loud to attach the new ACL graft. Not to mention if you have BTB Autograft. You will get prescribed enough meds to get you through maybe two days post op. Then you practically have to beg for more and they treat you like an abuser. There is a decent chance once your pain meds are out, you’ll be a very unhappy human. PLAN FOR IT! I had a peripheral nerve block which did most of the work the first few days post op. My suggestion is be aware that after the nerve block wears off is when the real pain starts. If you don’t need your meds right away, plan for after the block wears off! Speaking of that, make sure you are using a surgeon that does a peripheral nerve block. Most do. I’m just being real..pain meds have become so taboo bc of the over prescribing and abuse. And now it’s so awkward after surgery when you want more because of the PAIN and are made to feel like a criminal. ***This machine will save your life*** Do not hesitate for a moment. We all saw there are dozens and dozens of these machines on Amazon and I too read through all the reviews. I have nothing to compare to, but this one works great. I don’t really know how you can be too picky on ice machines. It is easy to fill, clear instructions, long cord, doesn’t leak.. it does the job. I steered clear of the reviews that had multiple comments of leaking and chose this one. It’s the best $149 I’ve ever spent. No complaints at all whatsoever. I did not have this machine for my first surgery and it has made an insurmountable difference. Ice packs alone don’t even even compare. The design of this machine helps with your swelling in a way ice packs cannot. Plus, you are switching your ice packs out nonstop. Side note..Your physician may order a similar device with compression that wraps all that way around your knee/leg. You most likely will have to rent it for $375 for 30 days. I did opt for that device as well but still prefer this ice machine! It is much more soft and flexible to put on in the beginning when you’re very swollen and unable to fully flex your beat to all hell knee. I would also recommend purchasing an elevation pillow pictured in my review. Trust me on this one. It is the difference between sleep or no sleep. And your sleep will be crappy at that. There are many to choose from on Amazon. I also purchased some leg sleeves to wear once the ace bandage comes off to protect my skin while icing. Crutch pads are helpful if you have traditional crutches. Do your physical therapy! :) Disclaimer.. I realize everyone’s experience is different. Overall though I have many athlete friends who were just as miserable as I was. I’m sure some had it better than I did, some had it worse. If it was “easy” for you then i envy you! But you’re most likely lying😂 Nevertheless, incorporate this machine into your recovery. Hope this helps!! Good luck!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2024 by Melissa