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GS006 – General Safety Updated July 2014
people with Raynaud’s disease (also known as white finger or vibration disease) will be more susceptible to the cold. Substances – both prescription or otherwise – can also have an impact on how people react to heat and cold. See Table 1 for some examples.
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