Game Ready Unit & Accessories - Control Unit w/ AC Adaptor & 6' Connector Hose

Game Ready

Beyond passive cold and compression applications, Game Ready has the proactive power to help heal. The design features ACCEL (Active Compression and Cold Exchange Loop), which combines active compression and cold therapy in one revolutionary treatment system. Game Ready offers the therapeutic power to enhance lymphatic function, encourage blood flow, and help stimulate tissue repair. For acute musculoskeletal injury and post-op recovery, go with the new standard of care — Game Ready.

Accelerated Recovery System Control Unit

The Game Ready Accelerated Recovery System Control Unit is a cold and compression control unit that combines to proven therapies. The effective design allows your patients and athletes to heal faster and recover better. By using this Game Ready unit you are able to provide active cryotherapy, compression therapy, circumferential coverage, and faster cooling in a portable option. Active cryotherapy rapidly circulates ice water to cool the injured tissue, reduce edema, manage muscle spasms, and relieve pain. Active compression therapy uses intermittent pneumatic compression to naturally contract tight muscles, manage edema, and stimulate the flow of blood to the injury site. Circumferential coverage uses air pressure to completely conform to the injury for consistent cooling. The Game Ready Accelerated Recovery System Control Unit offers faster, deeper cooling. This cooling penetrates longer and slows down your patient’s metabolism to help the body minimize secondary tissue damage.

Clinically Proven Benefits

Game Ready products are made to deliver clinically proven benefits. Use the Game Ready Control Unit for effective cold and compression therapy, contrast therapy, and intermittent pneumatic compression therapy. Cold therapy is used to reduce blood flow, inflammation, muscle spasms, and metabolic demand while safely relieving pain. Contrast therapy increases blood flow to an injury without causing additional swelling, and is designed to help lower nerve sensitivity. Intermittent pneumatic compression therapy provides continuous, consistent pressure around the injury, reduces space available for inflammation, and enhances tissue healing.