Bill, Rose and Jil from Polar Products will be in our nation's capital for the American Academy of Neurology annual meeting beginning Monday. They'll be setting up camp at Booth 1538 in the Walter E. Washington Convention Center through Thursday.
Polar Products has worked closely with the multiple sclerosis community for over 30 years. Many people with MS experience heat sensitivity and our body cooling garments can help. We work with wonderful multiple sclerosis non-profits like MSAA and MSF by providing cooling garments for their financial assistance programs.
There are many other medical conditions that can lead to heat-sensitivity issues. In addition to multiple sclerosis, body cooling may be beneficial to other neurological medical conditions including:
- Dravet
- Parkinson's
- Myasthenia Gravis
- Seizure Disorders
- Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS)*
- Sleep Disorders
- Neuro-endocrine-immune diseases (NEIDs)**
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| Rose in our khaki KMVZ. |
Body cooling is one simple way that those affected by heat sensitivity can be active on warm days. It is simple, economical and is drug free. Polar Products offers every different technology to assist individuals with body cooling.
Kool Max® | Cool58® | Cool Comfort®
Cool Flow® | Quick Cool™
Our most popular technology, the Kool Max® system offers the highest cooling energy of all packs available. Easily charged in a freezer, these packs are lightweight, effective and will cool the body in any environment, under or over clothing.
Everyone has unique needs and our diverse selection allows you to choose which technology is most beneficial for them. To determine which technology will be best for you, please learn more at Polar's Cooling Technology Comparison page.
If you are in the Washington D.C. area and attending #AAN2015, stop by and visit Polar Products at Booth 1538!
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| Booth 1538 is located at the star in the above map. |
* Please visit Dysautonomia International for more information about POTS.
** Please visit Pandora Org for more information about NEIDs.
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