CLINICAL RESEARCH

CLICK HERE for a detailed overview of clinical research on The DigniCap Scalp Cooling System.

PATIENT RESOURCES

The DigniCap Delta Training Video will teach you how to fit the Cooling Wrap and Thermal Cap for your scalp cooling treatment. Watch the video several times before your first treatment until you are familiar with the cap fitting process.

Step-by-step instructions for fitting the cap can also be found in the Patient Guide.

Cleaning and Storage

If you wish to clean the Cooling Wrap, use a medical-grade disinfectant spray, such as STERIS Coverage Spray TB (or equivalent). Do not use bleach.

Store the Cooling Wrap in a mesh tote bag. The wrap should not be exposed to extreme temperatures and should be stored between 10-26 C / 50-80 F (ambient).

PATIENT LITERATURE

Click the links below to download copies of our patient literature.

Patient Introduction

Patient Guide (ENGLISH)

“Just the possibility of keeping that part of me–healthy me–was so empowering–that I could, at least on the outside, be the same person I was prior to my diagnosis.”
– Allison

Patient Stories

Visit our Patient Stories page to read more about patient experiences with DigniCap.

Please note that the content of this website is not intended as professional medical or healthcare advice and should not be construed as a substitute for professional healthcare advice, or services from a qualified professional healthcare provider familiar with your unique situation. This content is intended solely as a general product and corporate information.

OPERATIONS
Dignitana
10925 Estate Lane, Suite 185
Dallas, TX 75238
+1 877-350-2150

HEADQUARTERS
Dignitana AB
Traktorgränden 3
226 60 Lund, Sweden
+46 46 16 30 90

DISTRIBUTOR
Aurora BioScience
PO Box 946
Baulkham Hills NSW 2153
+61 1300 309 994
+64 0800 533 272

“Just the possibility of keeping that part of me–healthy me–was so empowering–that I could, at least on the outside, be the same person I was prior to my diagnosis.” – Allison

“Just the possibility of keeping that part of me–healthy me–was so empowering–that I could, at least on the outside, be the same person I was prior to my diagnosis.”
– Allison