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DRY PRO Waterproof Arm Cast Cover - Sized for both Kids and Adults - Ideal for the Bath Shower or Swimming - Small Full Arm – (FA-14)
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DRY PRO Waterproof Arm Cast Cover - Sized for both Features
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IMPORTANT: Ensure correct measurements! Measure the circumference of your arm at two inches above the cast or wound and refer to the size chart for the correct size. Consider both half and full arm sizes. The product will not work if the seal is not snug around the arm.
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UNIQUE: Vacuum seal technology with proprietary valve & bulb suction designed to cover casts or wounds with a snug waterproof seal
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SWIMMING, SHOWERING & BATHING: waterproof cast covers that are 100% airtight and submersible even for swimming
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REUSABLE: Made in the USA with high quality, durable surgical rubber latex
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90-DAY MANUFACTURER’S WARRANTY: DRYPRO is Non-Returnable due to the medical nature of the product. However, we ensure a free replacement due to any damages, defects or size exchanges
About DRY PRO Waterproof Arm Cast Cover - Sized For Both
Completely waterproof patented protection for above-the-elbow casts and wounds. Comes with pump to create a vacuum-seal. Once air is removed, dry pro can't be taken off unintentionally and water can't get inside. Bathe, shower or swim without worry of infection or damage to your cast or other arm wound. It is extremely important to measure before following size chart. Fits small children. Applying hosiery over the cast will help with sliding the cover on. Watch the video at the top for sizing help. WARNING - Do not use if unable to create a snug vacuum seal. Measuring circumference - measure the circumference of the arm 2 inches above the cast. If the end of the if the cast is very close to the elbow, then measure mid-bicep. Do not measure around the cast. Only measure around the skin of the arm above the cast.
