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	Percentage surface area of pain and burns after 120 seconds
	None
	Pain
	1st degree burns
	2nd degree burns
	3rd degree burns
	A - Thermoman test without COOLINE®
	B - Thermoman test with COOLINE®

Thermokinetic study

An in-vitro thermokinetic study conducted in the laboratory on the high tech material used in Cooline® at 75° F showed a temperature reduction to 64°F. At an outside temperature of 86°F, the temperature of Cooline® was a cool 61° F and was maintained for over 40 hours. The "THERMOMAN" study conducted by the Swiss national research institute Empa — Materials Science and Technology in St. Gallen confirmed the effectiveness of Cooline®. The parts of the body protected by Cooline® showed a lower temperature rise than those not protected by the new high tech fleece. See Empa Research Report No. 204,959 of 2.2.2006

Rise in accident figures with thermal stress

A study by the German Federal Highway Research Institute (source: dpa) revealed that the risk of car accidents rises by a third at elevated temperatures. Heat also causes a drop in concentration. Driving errors increase already by 20% at an ambient temperature of 86°F.

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