Localized CO₂ Cryotherapy System
Canadian Cryo
A focused recovery and rehabilitation platform built around rapid, localized CO₂ cooling rather than whole-body exposure. Canadian Cryo gives qualified medical providers a targeted cold-therapy option for acute sports-injury and rehabilitation workflows.
What you can treat
- Acute sports injuries
Localized cold-therapy protocols for acute sports injuries, as described in the product user manual.
- Therapeutic and rehabilitation use
Localized CO₂ cryotherapy used within qualified clinical rehabilitation workflows.
Provider-selected protocols. Suitability and results depend on patient assessment, provider training, and protocol selection.
A focused recovery service line
- Targeted cold therapy for acute sports-injury and rehabilitation workflows, per the documented intended use.
- Rapid per-treatment cooling — the manual describes the treated area reaching approximately 2°C to 4°C in under 30 seconds — supports high-throughput scheduling.
- Pairs naturally with existing rehabilitation, physiotherapy, and sports-medicine services as an added modality.
- Manufacturer-direct training, service, and support from the Pro 1 Laser group.
Rapid, localized medical CO₂ cooling
Canadian Cryo is a localized cryotherapy platform designed for qualified medical and rehabilitation settings. Rather than cooling the entire body, the system directs medical carbon dioxide to a selected treatment area through a handheld applicator.
The product manual describes medical CO₂ leaving the treatment gun at approximately -78°C, with rapid cooling of the treated skin area while an integrated sensor monitors skin-surface temperature in real time.
Built for targeted recovery workflows
The documented intended use includes acute sports injuries, with the clinical purpose identified as therapeutic and rehabilitation. This makes Canadian Cryo a focused addition for practices building recovery, sports-medicine, and rehabilitation service lines.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Cooling medium | Medical carbon dioxide (CO₂), pressurized cylinder |
| Applicator output | Approximately -78°C at the treatment gun (per the product manual) |
| Treated-area cooling | Approximately 2°C to 4°C in under 30 seconds (per the product manual) |
| Monitoring | Real-time skin-surface temperature sensing during treatment |
| Delivery | Handheld applicator, localized treatment area |
| Setting | Qualified medical and rehabilitation providers |
Treatment should be performed only by appropriately trained and qualified medical personnel in accordance with the device instructions, contraindications, warnings, and local requirements.
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Technology
Canadian Cryo delivers medical CO₂ from a pressurized cylinder through a handheld applicator. According to the product manual, the gas exits the nozzle at approximately -78°C and rapidly lowers the skin-surface temperature of the treatment area while an integrated sensor monitors temperature in real time.
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FAQs
How does Canadian Cryo work?
Canadian Cryo uses medical CO₂ from a pressurized cylinder. The gas is delivered through a handheld applicator as a fine spray to rapidly cool a localized treatment area while skin-surface temperature is monitored in real time.
How cold is the CO₂ spray?
The Canadian Cryo user manual states that CO₂ exits the treatment gun at approximately -78°C and can cool the treated skin area to approximately 2°C to 4°C in under 30 seconds.
What is Canadian Cryo used for?
The product manual describes use for acute sports injuries and identifies the clinical purpose as therapeutic and rehabilitation. Suitability and treatment parameters are determined by a qualified medical provider.
Is Canadian Cryo licensed by Health Canada?
Yes. The system is licensed by Health Canada under Medical Device Licence (MDL) 114775, issued under the licence name Canadian CryoSculpt. You can verify the active licence yourself in Health Canada's public MDALL database.
Is Canadian Cryo a whole-body cryotherapy chamber?
No. Canadian Cryo is a localized CO₂ cryotherapy system that directs cold therapy to a selected treatment area through a handheld applicator.