Dry Pro Waterproof Cast and Bandage Protector - A12917

The Dry Pro Waterproof Cast and Bandage Cover is an ingenious device designed to securely protect existing casts or wound dressings on the legs and arms. Dry Pro's unique vacuum-sealed design is the ideal solution for individuals with water-sensitive wounds, casts or prosthesis, allowing users to engage in aquatic exercises, swim events, beach activities and more without risking any damage to their recovery. Commonly used for postoperative physical therapy, Dry Pro allows for aquatic rehabilitation and hydrotherapy immediately after surgery, which helps prevent swelling and inflammation and promotes a speedy recovery.

Constructed out of surgical-grade natural latex rubber, Dry Pro is the only truly waterproof cast protector in the world. Don't get burned by those plastic bag-style imitators. Dry Pro Cast and Bandage Protectors are totally watertight, and can even be used to protect prosthesis. Those with prosthetics often find using the Dry Pro to be quicker and easier than removing their artificial limb, which allows lower extremity Dry Pro users to stand up comfortably in a pool or the ocean.

Perfect for enjoying a day at the lake, taking a trip to the beach, or simply use it in the shower to ensure a watertight seal. Dry Pro Pump Waterproof Cast and Bandage Covers are durable, easy to wear and exceptionally reliable. With a few simple measurements, it's easy to find the perfect cast cover for your needs. Featuring a patented vacuum seal and a built-in pump, each Dry Pro Waterproof Cast and Bandage Cover creates a snug, reliable, form fitting seal that prevents water from entering for up to 45 minutes! Dry Pro Cast and Bandage Protectors work well in both freshwater and saltwater environments and will last for years even with daily usage. Buy yours today from ActiveForever.com!

To Measure: Measure the circumference of the arm or leg right above the cast. Make sure to measure the circumference of the skin and not the cast. (If the end of the cast is too close to the elbow/knee, measure mid-bicep or mid-thigh and order the full arm/leg cast protectors)

To determine the length, measure from the tip of middle finger to the top end of the cast or prosthetic or from the back of the heel from the floor to the top end of the cast or prosthetic. (Measure from the toe if your heel is bent past 90 degrees)