Really pleased with this cast, I had a minor operation on my right index finger and had to keep it dry...I was having difficulty bathing and washing my hair, this mitt kept my hand dry allowed me to bathe normally. Would recommend." Ashley ★★★★★ I was recommended this product by the hospital to keep the cast on my arm dry...it's a fantastic design which is 100% effective when in the shower or bath. I don't have to worry that it's going to leak as the wet suit material gives a very secure seal" Heather ★★★★★ Comfortable and waterproof, these cast protectors are just what you need if you’ve had an accident and have your arm or leg covered in plaster. These handy covers are reusable and ensure that you can batheand shower with ease and comfort. No hanging your arm or leg out of the bath with these wrappings. Many cast covers generally make your arm look three times as large, almost comically large, and the UpGoing Waterproof Arm Cast Cover lands in this category. Although you might get some looks, there is no doubt that this thing works wonders when used properly. This product has proven invaluable my dad had surgery on his foot...this product has allowed him too bathe daily without wetting dressing, it is non slip and of good quality making it safe to shower with no water getting in. Excellent product" Emma ★★★★★

Slide the blue seal mouth down your arm, and once your injury and cast are covered, close the sealing ring to achieve water-resistance. Reviewers note that you shouldn’t wear the cover if you don’t need to, the seal can be quite tight and will start to choke off circulation with extended wear. I bought this for my five year old granddaughter after she broke her wrist and it has been a godsend. Not uncomfortable to wear and extremely effective. Her plaster was completely protected so baths weren’t a problem" Graziella ★★★★★ Made for children, the cast cover is pulled over the broken arm and using the included pump, the air is pulled from the cover and the stretchy opening seals the cast from water. The cover, made of tough surgical latex, acts as a second layer to the cast, and its low profile makes it ideal for swimmers and those who are active in the water. Best waterproof arm cast cover for active kids. A vacuum-sealed, low-profile fit ensures the cast is covered during activity, including swimming. https://www.childrenshospital.org/conditions-and-treatments/treatments/types-of-casts/cast-care-and-maintenanceWaterproof casts have a normal fiberglass outer layer, but instead of a cotton layer underneath, they have a special liner that doesn’t absorb water. This means it dries faster and can get wet without falling apart. You can shower or take a bath like normal in a waterproof cast, and even swim in a pool. However, it’s recommended that you still avoid swimming in the ocean or a pond, so debris doesn’t get in your cast. You’ll have to limit your time in all types of water. Made of soft and flexible rubber, the Bloccs Waterproof Cast Cover protects casts from water by fully enveloping the affected arm.

Although cast protectors will help protect your cast from getting wet, it’s important that they’re not used for swimming, and even when in the bath or shower you still need to avoid submerging your cast. Waterproof Cast Protector It’s important to keep your cast dry because most of them are easily damaged by water. This will reduce their rigidity and requires another time-wasting trip to the hospital to have it replaced. These range of waterproof cast covers save a lot of time and they’re extremely easy to get on and off. You can use them again and again and it’s important to note that they’re intended for single patient use only. A water-tight seal prevents leaks, and the Bloccs Cast Cover is available in sizes for both adults and children, which means everyone can hit the water without worrying about exposing injuries and casts to the water. The reusable cover can be fully submerged, and Bloccs makes covers for both arms and legs ( view their full line up of cast covers here). I bought this for my five year old granddaughter after she broke her wrist and it has been a godsend. Not uncomfortable to wear and extremely effective. Her plaster was completely protected so baths weren’t a problem" Gillian ★★★★★You want to avoid getting your cast wet because it may not hold the bone in place that you’re trying to fix because the cast could start to dissolve in the water and it could also irritate the skin underneath it, possibly leading to infection. Waterproof Cast Protectorscan really make a difference during your recovery from an injury. By giving yourself the ability to shower with ease, you can improve hygiene and quality of life while on the mend.

Not only can you get a waterproof cast wet, but you actually need to. Getting the cast wet every day helps keep it clean and keeps it from irritating you. Just be sure to thoroughly wash the cast with clean water after bathing or swimming to remove soap or other substances. When you're wearing a cast, there's a problem that you'll eventually have to confront: how do I wash without getting my cast wet? When I broke my arm, I wrapped it in clingfilm every time I took a shower, which besides being a waste of plastic, wasn't very effective! I wish I'd known about our guide to the Best Waterproof Cast Protectors, which includes everything that you need to know about finding the right protection for your dressing. Designed specifically for light water activities like showering or bathing (and not for full-submersion activities like swimming), the UpGoing Waterproof Arm Cast Cover is basically a condom for your arm. The DryPro Waterproof Leg Cast Cover provides a leak-free swimming experience, whether you are in the shower or in the pool, and for younger swimmers who might be tempted to pull it off, the cast cover is very difficult to rip, tear, or remove. Available in a variety of sizes, ages 3 and up.

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Cast covers are difficult to properly measure because of varying sizes of arms and casts. The DryPro Waterproof Vacuum Sealed Arm Cast Cover smartly solves this problem. This product is invaluable if you need to keep part of your arm dry whilst taking a shower. It works well & is worry free as far as keeping things dry is concerned" Robin ★★★★★

Simply slip your arm, leg, hand or foot into the cover and rest easy knowing that the watertight covering will keep the area arid. Purchasing one of these items will certainly provide some relief, as you avoid having to deal with annoying bands, plastic bags and other homemade solutions that very well may leak.You pull the cover, which has a 40-60cm opening, over your cast and leg, pull it on up, and secure the cover with an elastic mouth seal. Like the UpGoing cover, and the Mighty-X one before that, this cover is made for light aquatic activity like showering, and not for sustained or vigorous water activities like swimming where the cast cover is going to be submerged for longer periods of time.