Sell [Waterlock]Leg Cast bandage band cover bath shower swimming sealed Waterproof reusable rubber wound injure protector best price

Afraid to take a shower after being injured? It is not convenient to take a bath in a cast? Injured but still want to walk along the beach? No problem! Dressing protectors are cover composed of plastic or synthetic rubber-like material that are designed to keep bandages and casts dry in the shower or bath. Why Choose Us? Strengths of the product -waterproof. Cover at swimming pool/ paddling pool. Suitable for light use in the pool. Extra caution should be taken with leg casts which could be heavy and restrict your movement in the water. -easy use & clean Bandage cover is subject to wear and tear approximately days of normal use with proper storage and care. After every use, it is advisable to rinse with clean water and air-dried on both inside and outside. -easy to store, small in size -Wear-resistant & durable Suitable for patients wearing plaster casts for fractures or dressings for burns or other injuries where contact with water should be avoided. -reusable -comfortable & flexible material. The elasticity of the natural rubber makes it comfortable. Natural rubber is produced from plants and is classified as a polymer (a chemical compound with large molecules made of many smaller molecules of the same kind). -Ultra-high stretchability Not easy to broken, wear-resistant and durable -free size A comfy waterproof cover that protects plaster casts and bandages from contact with water. This product is free size and suitable for adult. Arm size= 67cm x 22cm x 10.5cm (Seal) Leg size= 80cm x 42.5cm x 17.5cm (Seal) How to put on your cast & bandage cover? 1. To put on your bandage cover easily, turn half of the cover down. Put the first half of the limb into it and then slowly roll up the remainder until the seal is in the correct position, which is above cast or bandage. 2. Gently remove any air from the cover by holding the seal open at the top and flattening the cover against the cast or bandage, moving upwards until all the air has been removed. 3. If you are using the product for bathing, this can also be done by slowly lowering down the limb into the water to allow air to be released from the top of the cover. Gently pull the seal away from the skin to remove the air before immersing into the water.