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Cryospray 59 - Pack of 6 x 50ml Cans, Straws and 12 Applicators

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Cryospray 59 offers a reliable and effective solution for cryotherapy treatments, providing clinicians with a precise, easy-to-use and portable option.

Multipac: With six cans included in each pack, along with multiple applicators and straws, our offer is a cost-effective solution for all clinics.

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Product Description

CryoSpray 59 Cryotherapy Spray – 6 × 50ml Cans

Professional cryotherapy spray designed to provide rapid, controlled freezing of tissue to approximately −59°C for the treatment of appropriate benign skin lesions.

CryoSpray 59 is a convenient liquid cryogen system for use by trained healthcare professionals. Supplied in compact 50ml aerosol cans, it provides a practical alternative where traditional liquid nitrogen cryotherapy equipment may not be required or readily available.

The controlled dispensing system allows the practitioner to direct the cryogen accurately towards the treatment area, making it particularly suited to podiatry, dermatology and other clinical environments where targeted cryotherapy procedures are routinely undertaken.

Key Selling Points

Freezes to approximately −59°C
Provides rapid localised cooling suitable for professional cryotherapy procedures involving appropriate benign skin lesions.

Up to 60 applications per pack
The 6 × 50ml format provides a practical multi-treatment solution for busy clinical environments.

Controlled application
The dispensing system and applicator options help practitioners target the treatment area accurately while limiting unnecessary exposure of surrounding tissue.

Compact 50ml aerosol cans
Smaller cans are easy to handle, store and integrate into routine treatment workflows.

No liquid nitrogen storage vessel required
Provides a convenient aerosol-based cryotherapy option without the storage and decanting requirements associated with liquid nitrogen.

Professional clinical use
Suitable for trained practitioners working in podiatry, dermatology, primary care and other appropriate clinical settings.

What It Does / How It Works

CryoSpray 59 works by rapidly reducing the temperature of the targeted tissue. Rapid freezing damages the treated cells, followed by a biological response in which the affected tissue subsequently breaks down and is replaced during the natural healing process.

The cryogen can be delivered directly using the appropriate spray applicator or indirectly using a suitable cotton-tipped applicator, depending on the size, position and clinical characteristics of the lesion being treated.

The system is designed to achieve temperatures of approximately −59°C, allowing practitioners to perform localised cryotherapy without requiring traditional liquid nitrogen equipment.

Treatment technique, freeze duration, number of freeze-thaw cycles and suitability of the lesion should always be determined by a suitably trained healthcare professional in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions and local clinical protocols.

Common Clinical Applications

Verrucae
May be used by appropriately trained practitioners as part of the cryotherapy management of suitable plantar warts.

Common warts
Provides targeted freezing for appropriate benign viral warts following clinical assessment.

Skin tags
May be suitable for selected benign skin tags where cryotherapy is considered clinically appropriate.

Seborrhoeic keratoses
May be used for selected lesions following appropriate diagnosis and assessment by a trained practitioner.

Molluscum contagiosum
Cryotherapy may be considered for suitable lesions where clinically indicated.

Other benign lesions
May be used for other suitable benign lesions where cryotherapy falls within the practitioner's training and scope of practice.

Who It’s Suitable For

Podiatrists and foot health professionals trained in cryotherapy.
Dermatology clinics.
GP and primary care settings where cryotherapy is undertaken.
Healthcare professionals treating appropriate benign skin lesions.
Clinical environments seeking an aerosol-based alternative to traditional liquid nitrogen systems.
Practitioners requiring a compact and portable cryotherapy system.

Who It May Not Be Suitable For

Untrained or unsupervised home use.
Lesions that have not been appropriately assessed or diagnosed.
Suspicious, pigmented, changing or potentially malignant lesions requiring specialist assessment.
Areas where cryotherapy is contraindicated according to the manufacturer's instructions or local clinical protocol.
Patients with conditions that may significantly impair healing or circulation unless specifically assessed as suitable by the treating clinician.
Use outside the practitioner's professional competence or scope of practice.

Product Specifications

Product type	Professional aerosol cryotherapy spray
Product name	CryoSpray 59
Pack size	6 × 50ml aerosol cans
Total volume	300ml
Approximate freezing temperature	Approximately −59°C
Applications	Up to approximately 60 applications per pack, depending on treatment technique and lesion size
Cryogen	Tetrafluoroethane-based cryogen
Application	Targeted professional cryotherapy treatment
Primary users	Trained healthcare professionals
Typical settings	Podiatry, dermatology and primary care clinics

Usage Instructions

Assess the lesion and confirm that cryotherapy is clinically appropriate.
Explain the procedure, expected treatment response and aftercare requirements to the patient.
Select the appropriate application method and applicator according to the manufacturer's instructions.
Prepare the treatment area as required.
Direct the cryogen accurately towards the lesion while protecting surrounding healthy tissue.
Apply the cryogen for the clinically appropriate duration according to lesion type, size, location and treatment protocol.
Allow the tissue to thaw naturally.
Where indicated, repeat the freeze-thaw cycle according to the manufacturer's instructions and practitioner protocol.
Provide appropriate post-treatment advice and arrange follow-up where required.

Always refer to the current manufacturer's Instructions for Use and Safety Data Sheet before treatment. Cryotherapy should only be undertaken by practitioners with appropriate training and competence.

Benefits

Rapid targeted freezing to approximately −59°C.
Convenient aerosol-based cryotherapy system.
Compact 50ml cans provide good handling and control.
Up to approximately 60 applications per 6-can pack.
No specialist liquid nitrogen storage vessel required.
Suitable for a range of appropriate benign skin lesions.
Useful for podiatry practices treating suitable verrucae.
Portable format suitable for treatment rooms and clinical kits.
Multiple application methods allow treatment to be adapted to the lesion and clinical situation.

Contraindications & Warnings

For professional use by suitably trained practitioners.
Do not treat a lesion unless its nature and suitability for cryotherapy have been adequately assessed.
Do not use cryotherapy on suspicious lesions where malignancy or another significant pathology has not been excluded.
Avoid unnecessary exposure of surrounding healthy skin and tissue.
Use particular caution in areas with impaired circulation, reduced sensation or compromised healing.
Appropriate precautions should be taken when treating patients with diabetes, peripheral vascular disease, neuropathy or other conditions affecting tissue viability.
Aerosol container: protect from excessive heat and direct sunlight and follow the storage instructions supplied with the product.
Do not puncture, burn or expose aerosol cans to ignition sources.
Use in an appropriately ventilated clinical environment.
Always consult the manufacturer's Instructions for Use and Safety Data Sheet for complete warnings, contraindications, storage and handling requirements.

FAQs

What is CryoSpray 59 used for?

CryoSpray 59 is a professional cryotherapy spray used to rapidly freeze appropriate benign skin lesions. In podiatry it may be used for suitable verrucae, while other clinical applications can include common warts and selected benign skin lesions following appropriate assessment.

How cold does CryoSpray 59 get?

The system is designed to freeze tissue to temperatures of approximately −59°C.

How many cans are supplied?

Each pack contains 6 × 50ml aerosol cans, giving a total cryogen volume of 300ml.

How many treatments can one pack provide?

A pack can provide up to approximately 60 applications. Actual usage will vary according to lesion size, application method, treatment duration and the number of freeze-thaw cycles required.

Can CryoSpray 59 be used for verrucae?

Yes. Cryotherapy is commonly used by appropriately trained podiatry professionals for suitable verrucae. The lesion should first be assessed to determine whether cryotherapy is appropriate for the individual patient.

Does it require liquid nitrogen?

No. CryoSpray 59 uses an aerosol cryogen, so a separate liquid nitrogen flask, storage vessel or decanting system is not required.

Is CryoSpray 59 intended for home use?

No. It is intended for use by suitably trained healthcare professionals who are competent in lesion assessment and cryotherapy treatment.

Can every skin lesion be treated with CryoSpray 59?

No. The lesion must first be clinically assessed. Suspicious, changing, pigmented or otherwise uncertain lesions should not be treated simply as benign lesions and may require further medical or dermatological assessment.

What happens after cryotherapy?

The treated area may become red, swollen, tender or blistered following freezing. The affected tissue subsequently heals over time. The practitioner should provide appropriate aftercare advice and explain when further assessment or treatment may be required.

Is CryoSpray 59 suitable for podiatry clinics?

Yes. Its compact format and targeted cryotherapy capability make it particularly useful for podiatry practices where suitably trained clinicians undertake cryotherapy treatment of appropriate verrucae and other relevant lesions.

Summary

CryoSpray 59 is a convenient professional cryotherapy system designed to provide rapid, controlled tissue freezing to approximately −59°C. The compact aerosol format eliminates the need for traditional liquid nitrogen storage equipment while allowing practitioners to perform targeted cryotherapy procedures within the clinical environment.

Supplied as 6 × 50ml cans and capable of providing up to approximately 60 applications, CryoSpray 59 is particularly suited to podiatry, dermatology and primary care professionals treating appropriate benign skin lesions following clinical assessment.