Breg Polar Care Kodiak® Cold Therapy System

Polar Care Kodiak Cold Therapy – Key Features

How the Polar Care Kodiak Ice Machine Works

The Polar Care Kodiak ice machine circulates chilled water through a treatment pad.

First, ice and water cool the liquid inside the unit. Then, the motor sends that cooled water through the connected tubing.

Afterward, the water returns to the cooler and continues circulating. Therefore, the system provides ongoing cooling during the therapy session.

However, users should follow professional guidance instead of choosing treatment time on their own.

Cold Therapy Machine for Home and Clinical Use

A cold therapy machine works differently from a normal ice pack.

For example, the Kodiak continuously moves chilled water through its treatment pad. Therefore, it provides circulating cold rather than relying on one stationary cold pack.

In addition, the compact design can suit professionally guided home recovery. Clinics and hospitals may also use it as part of cold-therapy care.

Circulating Cold Therapy System – Simple Explanation

A circulating cold therapy system moves cooled water between the cooler and treatment pad.

As a result, the pad continues receiving chilled water while the pump operates. In contrast, a simple ice pack gradually warms without active circulation.

However, users still need proper skin protection and a suitable treatment schedule.

Polar Care Kodiak Cold Therapy with Intelli-Flo Pads

Polar Care Kodiak cold therapy works with Breg Intelli-Flo pads.

These pads suit different body areas. Therefore, buyers should choose the correct pad for the planned treatment area.

Most importantly, users must keep an insulation barrier between the Intelli-Flo pad and bare skin.

Available Pad Options

• Back Pad
• Knee Pad
• Shoulder Pad
• Ankle Pad
• Hand Pad
• Multi-Use Pad
• Universal option

However, exact pad availability can vary. Therefore, confirm the supplied configuration with Meddey before ordering.

Polar Care Kodiak Cold Therapy – Specifications

Postoperative Cold Therapy for Guided Recovery

Postoperative cold therapy may form part of a professionally planned recovery programme.

For example, Breg lists postoperative care, arthroscopic procedures and reconstructive procedures among common uses. In addition, it lists general surgery, post-trauma care and physical therapy.

Therefore, healthcare professionals may use the Kodiak alongside other parts of a recovery plan.

However, the device does not guarantee faster healing or complete pain relief.

Breg Kodiak Ice Machine with Optional Battery Power

The Breg Kodiak ice machine can also work with an optional battery pack.

In addition, the battery pack uses four replaceable AA batteries. It can power the motor for about 10–14 hours.

Importantly, this does not mean one load of ice remains cold for 10–14 hours. Instead, the ice-and-water cooling duration is approximately 6–8 hours.

Breg Polar Care System for Home, Clinic and Hospital Use

The Breg Polar Care system can suit several professionally guided care settings.

For example, household users may use it at home after receiving suitable instructions. Meanwhile, physiotherapy clinics and hospitals may use it during supervised cold therapy.

Therefore, the Kodiak works as a dedicated cold-therapy system rather than a simple household ice pack.

Polar Care Kodiak Cold Therapy FAQs