Medical Frozen 2 Cold Plunge | Size 6'1, 275 lbs

No, you do not need to add ice. Frozen will cool down naturally and stay cold, allowing you to use it whenever you wish. Simply set it to your desired temperature, and it will maintain that level, ready for use at any time. Initially, it might take some time to reach the right temperature, similar to a hot tub. So, if you've just set up your cold plunge and want to use it immediately, you can add ice to hasten the cooling process. But after the initial cooling, it will remain cold and ready for you to use, just like a chiller.

Yes, but not entirely. The cold plunge won't freeze the water completely into a block of ice, as that would make it unusable. Rather, it will cool the water to a temperature near freezing, allowing you to use it. You can adjust it to any temperature you're comfortable with, but it's capable of getting extremely cold, close to the freezing point, if you prefer it that cold.

It operates on a 120-volt system and will work with any standard household plug. Similar to a computer or other appliances, you simply plug it in, and it will work.

Yes, you can adjust the temperature from 37 degrees all the way to room temperature. According to Sciencenotes.org, the average room temperature in most homes is between 68 and 72°F, so you can adjust your cold plunge from freezing cold to a comfortable 72°F.

Yes, it has both a UV sanitizing system and an advance self cleaning filtration system that keeps Frozen's water completely clean.

Many popular cold plunges have bulky equipment outside of them, creating a tripping hazard. However, their advertisements often fail to show these potentially unattractive elements because they don't display angles that include the bulky equipment in their ads. In contrast, Frozen is elegantly designed with all equipment neatly contained inside. This arrangement prevents any equipment from protruding and becoming a trip hazard, making Frozen a safe plunge to use.