Onyx Cool 80° Safety Pro Vest

Onyx Cool’s 80° Safety Pro Vest is made with a specially formulated plant-based cooling phase material (PCM) that safely and comfortably cools the core to protect against heat stress, increase stamina and enhance performance. Provides safe, effective cooling for anyone that works hard in the heat: construction, manufacturing and utility workers; athletes and officials; surgeons and operating room nurses; first responders, police and military.

Features:

• Aids in compliance for OSHA safety regulations for heat stress
• Delivers on-demand cooling
• Antimicrobial coating. Latex-free.
• Straps adjust to fit most body types.
• Made in America. FDA registered. HSA and FSA reimbursable.
• Dimensions: 20 in x 16 in x 1.5 in 3 lbs 14 oz

Care and Use:

• Wear cool white padding directly on the skin or over light clothing until wrap becomes clear.
• Re-cool by laying the vest on a flat surface in room temps below 80° F, air conditioned vehicle, or in a cooler of ice.
• To clean, use a damp cloth and mild soap. Air dry.

Additional information:

• Product Dimensions: 17 in x 11 in x 0.5 in
• Product Weight: 11 oz.
• Materials: Veltex fabric (black); Aromatic Polyether Polyurethane; Elastic straps with Velcro closure; Hexadecane molecular formula C16H34 or CH3(CH2)14C
• Included: Device and two (2) straps
• Classification: FDA Class 1 Medical Device
• Product Origin: Made in the USA
• Color: Onyx Black, Khaki

Safety Information:

• The device is not intended for use on infants.
• Keep and store the device away from heat and sharp objects.
• CANNOT be used as a hot pack.
• DO NOT microwave.
• DO NOT apply to open wounds, abrasions or a break in the skin.
• DO NOT over tighten elastic straps as this may affect circulation.
• DO NOT use bleach to clean the device.
• If the device is punctured or damaged, discard immediately and obtain a new, clean device.
• Discontinue use if discomfort, redness, increased swelling or skin irritation occurs. Wash area with mild soap and water. If pain persists, consult your physician or healthcare professional.