Cold Spray

Deep Freeze Cold provides relief for minor aches in muscles and joints. Scientifically proven cooling for backs, neck & shoulders, and legs & feet.

Can be used with medicines.

Can be used immediately after exercise.

Deep Freeze Cold Spray IS NOT suitable for use during pregnancy.

SCIENTIFICALLY PROVEN COOLING RELIEF – WORKS LIKE ICE by delivering an instant burst of targeted cooling to the desired area.

Cooling therapy can decrease blood flow and may help calm and soothe the area.

Shake the can before use.

Always try on a small area first.

Hold 15cm from the area and spray in 2-3 short bursts. 

Wash hands after use.

Apply as required.

150ml spray

Iso-Butane/Propane/N-Butane, N-Pentane, Denatured Ethanol, Mentha Piperita Oil.

For external use only.  Do not inhale.

Do not use:

• On or near the eyes or other sensitive areas
• On broken or irritated skin or with other skin products on the same area.
• If allergic to any of the ingredients
• On children under 6 years

If you are diabetic, have poor circulation or a skin condition, are breastfeeding consult your doctor before use.  Stop using if skin irritation, rash, burns, allergic reaction, or other unwanted effects occur.

What can Deep Freeze Cold Spray be used for?

Relief from minor aches in muscles and joints. Can be used for backs, neck & shoulders and legs & feet. Deep Freeze Cold Spray IS NOT suitable for use in pregnancy.

Can you use Deep Freeze Cold Spray during pregnancy/ breastfeeding?

No, this is because the new formulation contains peppermint oil which cannot be used during pregnancy. The old formulation contained levomenthol which is safe to use during pregnancy.

Can Deep Freeze Cold Spray be used by diabetics?

Before you use Deep Freeze Cold Spray you should speak to your Doctor or Pharmacist if you are taking other regular medication. This includes medication prescribed by your Doctor and medicines you have bought without a prescription. 

Can Deep Freeze Cold Spray be used at the same time as oral painkillers/medicines?

Yes, Deep Freeze Cold Spray can be used with oral medications – but not at the same time as a topical treatment.

Why have you changed Deep Freeze Cold Spray?

The MHRA (UK Medicines Authority) has made a change to the classification of medical device products containing Levomenthol. In response to this Mentholatum has had to reformulate Deep Freeze Cold Gel, to now include Peppermint Oil, in place of Levomenthol.

Why does it smell different?

This is down to the introduction of Peppermint Oil as a new fragrance.

Is Deep Freeze Cold Spray vegan?

Yes, as the product does not contain any animal-derived ingredients.