SuzziPad Foot Ice Pack Cold Socks & Gloves for Chemotherapy, Comfort Items for Chemo, Soothing for Feet, Cooling Therapy for Hand, L, Purple

Used them for the first time about a little over a week ago,and have to say they have become a go time item now. Great for those times when your body parts are acting up and need to calm down. Love that they Velcro and I don't have to balance anything. They stay cold for a good long while.

These were a lifesaver! I had joint replacement on my toe and was taping ice packs to my foot with ace bandages. I love that it has ice packs in multiple areas. For me the top toe placemet was a dream!

Very comfortable. Only downside is that they have to be packed well with ice packs to keep them frozen enough for treatment. They can thaw before treatment ends. Maybe have 2 sets to switch out.

Needed these for my mom's chemo treatments. They worked as expected and were what we needed at the time.

It helps with my neuropathy in my feet so much. At the end of the day my feet are burning and hurt so bad. This has been a life saver. Wish I bought it sooner. I've had neuropathy in both feet for about 12 years due to chemotherapy. This has made a huge difference with the pain especially at night when I used to have trouble falling asleep due to my feet being in so much pain.

My daughter uses this for chemo worked very well

I got these to wear during chemo as they can help with neuropathy that you get from the drugs. They helped me. No neuropathy so far. Were easy to get on with help and stayed out well. Stayed cold for the time I needed. Chemo is just hard but these really helped!

So many chemo patients are using these but they are complicated because of all the individual pieces that go in the freezer and they don’t stay cold very long which complicates it for a person who is getting an infusion that takes several hours and need to swap these out every 20-30 mins. So many buy multiple sets to swap out but then you have so many of these individual pieces and you don’t feel well having to go through all this and additionally these need to be put in a cooler and you have to figure out how to keep them cold for several hours during the infusion to swap them. Cooler is than very heavy. There needs to be a better design or option than this. I litterally dreaded having to get this all organized with all the pieces and sets! Icing the hands and feet during chemo has helped many prevent neuropathy. It would be easier for people if it was just a bootie and glove to put in freezer because when at the cancer center the staff starts to take everything apart and they get confused. Pieces get lost from them bringing them to the freezer sometimes. There has to be a better option for sick people getting chemo to ice their hands and feet.