Cold Cap for Migraine Relief & Chemo, Longer Lasting Cold Swappable Gel Packs, Adjustable Compression, Class 1 Medical Device for Scalp, Concussion Relief, Chemo. Fitted Sizes, Machine Washable

Amazing for migraines. I keep mine in a freezer bag ready to go. Stays cold for a long time.

Helps for chemo not 100% but better than not

As a migraine sufferer for many years, cold is my go to when I get one. I have tried every ice pack, ice hat, under the sun. They either freeze solid and I have to wait to use it (then what is the point) or I can't get it to stay in the spot I need it, or it doesn't stay cold long enough. Not gonna lie $99 is alot to pay. But it is the BEST ice hat I have ever used. I can wear it anywhere even in bed and it stays put. The ice packs are nice and cold and seem to ladlst a couple hours. Best part, they stay flexible!!!! No hard as a rock ice packs here! All the ice packs are removable so you can wash the head piece. Which by the way is super comfy and soft. Worth every penny! I even bought one for my bestie who also suffers from migraines!

This was good and I believe it helped me. My only issue was that it seemed partial cooling? I wore it every and it fit great no other issues. I do recommend it, its better than nothing for sure. It made me feel somewhat protected

The most helpful review I have read is from Erica Woods (4.0 out of 5 stars) "Best for Chemotherapy cold-capping purposes." If you want to buy this cap for chemo, you must read hers. She explains how to cover the area iceKap fails to cover. I have been doing lots of research about cold caps for chemo therapy. I tried this cap—one of the pros is coldness lasts longer, but the biggest con is there is a large area not covered with ice pack across the Pony tale hole to both temple areas. If you use this cap, hair loss might start in those areas. I heard it is good to start cooling 30 minutes before the infusion and 90-240 minutes ideally after the infusion. Cooling scalp after infusion is important (!!). If you have three iceKap caps, I think that might work well for a longer treatment by putting back the used iceKap in a cooler with dry ice for one hour and reuse each iceKap that way. I know it is quite expensive but cost-wise, better than rental services. Also I heard pricing Paxman (FAD approved automated scalp cooling system) is capped at $2400.

This is so expensive, I can’t truly say it’s worth it. Would I buy it again? Maybe. I’m having issues with there not being enough Velcro on the front for me to get a good fit once I get it on. Maybe I got it too big, but with all the ice packs in there, I’m afraid if it were a size smaller, it would be uncomfortable. Not all of us like compression during a migraine. I have a smaller head though and it slides around once I get it on. It’s not easy to actually get on because the ice packs are stiff at first. I feel like it’s kind of a no-win situation. Once I get still, and get it in the right place, I do like having the ice all over my head, which is the first time I’ve ever been able to accomplish that. The ice packs do stay cold longer than just a stand alone gel ice pack does. I definitely don’t get three hours out of them. I bought the replacement packs, but it’s so complicated to get them in that I have to have someone else do it. I can’t manage that much while I have migraine brain. I did it the first time and I was surprised how much was involved while not having a migraine. I couldn’t imagine having to change them out when I needed dark and quiet. Overall, it’s nice. It’s too expensive. It’s too complicated. It doesn’t fit well. It doesn’t last as long as they say. If you’re at the point you’re going to spend money to try anything and you have the money to burn, I’d say go ahead. It’s a nice tool. About me: I’ve dealt with intractable migraines for about six years. An ice pack doesn’t really help my migraines. I have vials of medication like they give you when you go to the ER with a migraine because I was ending up there so often. So if you’re the type that ice and a triptan will bring down your migraine, this may work much better for you. Mine last days and nothing helps until I break out the injections, and even then it just brings it from a 9 to a 7. We’re all different in what we’re dealing with. However the other flaws with it still stand, fit, length of coldness, etc. I hope that my experience has been some help. Good luck and many migraine free days to all of us.

I was t boned in January 2023 and developed SEVERE Occipital Neuralgia (nerve damage) as a result. I have tried about 10 different ice packs/caps. This is by far my favorite. Because it takes 24 hours to freeze, I bought a second one so I can keep them on rotation. It stays COLD for so long. It may not feel like it at first, but the longer you keep it on, the more numb that area becomes. You can move it around to get the big/neck ice pack on what hurts. So as my pain moves around, I can adjust it. The tightness can also be adjusted which I really like. My head can't tolerate pressure so even my pillow hurts sometimes. I do wish it had a bit more coverage on the sides, but I think this is the best ice pack for the head. I've tried many other designs, but none work as well as this one. It is pricy, but I'd rather pay for a good product since it actually helps my pain. Pain medication doesn't help either. So this ice pack is truly my savior.

(from IG review -- NOT SPONSORED) I researched all the different brands & settled on this one even though it was pricier & I was skeptical. Turn out, I totally love it! Pros: - stretchy & soft - gets REALLY COLD - there are multiple gel ice packs & they fit into pockets on the inside so you can put them all in for all-over frozen head or target certain areas - gel packs stay soft/flexible when frozen & stay cold for hours! - gel packs can be heated if that’s your thing - can use Velcro straps on sides to tighten if you like gentle compression - has ponytail hole so it keeps hair out of the way for maximum cold against your scalp! - comes down back of neck & low on forehead - you can keep it assembled & in a freezer bag in freezer so it’s ready to go - they sell extra gel pack sets (I’m definitely getting) - they have multiple sizes you can buy, from kids to extra big heads - is Canadian Cons: - it’s kinda heavy - kinda goofy - pricey I've used this for about a month and I am extremely happy with it! It doesn't cure my migraines but it helps a lot -- I always want cold things on me when I have a migraine, it stops the pain a bit and helps control the other symptoms (nausea, dizziness, etc). I can also see this being useful for mindfulness -- focusing on the cold sensation on your head vs everything else. The area coverage is awesome -- better than I have seen with other types of caps. I would definitely recommend!!

Quero devolução do dinheiro, pois o produto não cumpriu o que promete. Usei na quimioterapia e o cabelo caiu. Estou bem chateada porque paguei bem caro e o produto não cumprir o que promete.

Thanks seller and Amazon team. Product really does work.

¡Deberían darles un premio! Por fin encontré lo que siempre soñé. Sufro de migrañas y este casco ha sido de gran ayuda. Me alivia rápidamente y se agradece el hueco que tiene en la parte posterior para sacar el cabello. Lo único que podría sugerir es que reduzcan la separación entre los bolsillos (sobre todo entre el superior y los laterales) para maximizar el área de cobertura de las pacas de hielo. Compré uno talla M ya que mido 53 cm y me quedó perfecto. GRACIAS.

The size (XL)is so big i need smaller one (M) And there is no link for refunds or exchange Please contact me