Cold Cast, LLC makes a patented, latex-free finger-injury treatment wrap that combines cooling, cushioning and stabilization while leaving the wearer’s other fingers free to work, train or play. Its gel remains pliable when frozen, and the wrap can also be warmed for finger-joint stiffness and Raynaud’s symptoms. The company supplies individual users as well as organizations seeking private-label or logo-customized units, with orders ranging from 50 to 20,000 pieces.
Pelton Shepherd IndustriesPelton Shepherd Industries manufactures gel packs and other refrigerants for cold-chain shipping, as well as reusable physical therapy cold packs. A third-generation family-operated business led by siblings Tim Shepherd and Ali Shepherd Reising, it has worked in cold-chain supply technology for more than 70 years and reports eight manufacturing facilities in the United States.COLUMBUS, OH
Innovative Medical Equipment, LLCInnovative Medical Equipment, LLC manufactures ThermaZone thermoelectric thermal therapy devices that provide controlled heat and cold therapy without ice. Its product range includes reusable and single-patient-use therapy pads, dual-modality braces, and related accessories for clinical, in-home, orthopedic, pain-management, rehabilitation, and Veterans Affairs use.BEACHWOOD, OH
Medico International IncSince 1990, Medico International Inc. has made compression garments and recovery aids for patients healing after plastic and reconstructive surgery. Its Sculptures Compression Wear line grew from close collaboration with surgeons, nurses and their staffs, pairing body-scan-fitted contours with specialized fabrics designed for even compression and comfort. The company also offers customization for professional practices, including branded cold-therapy products.339113ALLENTOWN, PA
TermaBurnBorn from a founder’s effort to restore a hydrogel wrap used by cancer patients, TermaBurn makes wearable aloe hydrogel sheets for sunburn relief and irritated skin. Chris Mastergeorge launched the brand after his wife found the medical-grade hydrogel eased her sunburn, adapting the technology for beachgoers and everyday skincare. The company manufactures its patented wraps in-house at its Pennsylvania factory, and a portion of every sale supports cancer patients.NORRISTOWN, PA