Re: Gel Beads to Cool you down?

[Guest guest]

This might be a longshot, but it sounds sort of like those things you give a

baby when s/he's teething. You keep them in the fridge and then the baby can

gum it to relieve the pain. Maybe check the baby section?

[Guest guest]

I mentioned a reusable gel pack that can be frozen and placed on the

back of your neck. I found it at Long's (No. California) and it sells

for $2.99. Also, there was a cloth and velcro holder for a pack like

this for use during exercise. I didn't mention this, but another

person did. I wish I could remember who it was. I was interested in

buying it myself.

Matija

morganre-@... wrote:

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> This might be a longshot, but it sounds sort of like those things you

give a

> baby when s/he's teething. You keep them in the fridge and then the

baby can

> gum it to relieve the pain. Maybe check the baby section?

>

>

[Guest guest]

There is a similar reusable gel pack called " Ace reusable cold compress "

which is in most drug stores and Wal-Mart for about the same price, and

works great on the back of the neck. I haven't checked to see if Ace sells a

cloth/velcro holder. One option is to wrap the gel pack inside a small towel

while exercising, which keeps it cold longer. Jim

Re: Gel Beads to Cool you down?

> I mentioned a reusable gel pack that can be frozen and placed on the

> back of your neck. I found it at Long's (No. California) and it sells

> for $2.99. Also, there was a cloth and velcro holder for a pack like

> this for use during exercise. I didn't mention this, but another

> person did. I wish I could remember who it was. I was interested in

> buying it myself.

> Matija

>

> morganre-@... wrote:

> original article:/group/rosacea-support/?start=13

> 791

> > This might be a longshot, but it sounds sort of like those things you

> give a

> > baby when s/he's teething. You keep them in the fridge and then the

> baby can

> > gum it to relieve the pain. Maybe check the baby section?

> >

> >

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi,

I purchased one of these ties last summer and loved it! It really helped

keep me cool and didn't make my shirt feel damp, like other brands I've

tried. It was called a " Cobber. " The address for the company is:

http://www.rockisland.com/cobber .

Cyd

Re: Gel Beads to Cool you down?

> I mentioned a reusable gel pack that can be frozen and placed on the

> back of your neck. I found it at Long's (No. California) and it sells

> for $2.99. Also, there was a cloth and velcro holder for a pack like

> this for use during exercise. I didn't mention this, but another

> person did. I wish I could remember who it was. I was interested in

> buying it myself.

> Matija

>

> morganre-@... wrote:

> original article:/group/rosacea-support/?start=13

> 791

> > This might be a longshot, but it sounds sort of like those things you

> give a

> > baby when s/he's teething. You keep them in the fridge and then the

> baby can

> > gum it to relieve the pain. Maybe check the baby section?

> >

> >

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi again,

Scratch that last address. The correct one is:

http://www.morgan-rec.com/cobber.html.

Cyd

Re: Gel Beads to Cool you down?

>

>

> > I mentioned a reusable gel pack that can be frozen and placed on the

> > back of your neck. I found it at Long's (No. California) and it sells

> > for $2.99. Also, there was a cloth and velcro holder for a pack like

> > this for use during exercise. I didn't mention this, but another

> > person did. I wish I could remember who it was. I was interested in

> > buying it myself.

> > Matija

> >

> > morganre-@... wrote:

> > original article:/group/rosacea-support/?start=13

> > 791

> > > This might be a longshot, but it sounds sort of like those things you

> > give a

> > > baby when s/he's teething. You keep them in the fridge and then the

> > baby can

> > > gum it to relieve the pain. Maybe check the baby section?

> > >

> > >

> >

> >

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[Guest guest]

I remember the e-mail. I looked to see if I kept it, but I did not. Maybe

it is on the rosacea site with all the messages. I think you can sort by

topic there.

The Sharper Image has a neck item that you wear around you neck to cool you.

It is about $30-$40, I think. Go to their web site - it still may be there.

Gel Beads to Cool you down?

>I recall reading an old message a while ago by a member who said she

>wore around her neck some sort of cloth that had these gel beads

>inside. I think she mentioned she put this in the fridge/freezer and

>wore it around her neck to keep cool during the summer. Does this ring

>a bell? If so, does anyone know where this can be purchased?

>

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[Guest guest]

I have a couple of those gel packs that you all are talking about. They are

called Cool Thing. I got mine from QVC. They were about $20 for two.

Marji