Carex Carex Cast Protector Lower Leg

Product Highlights

• Strong, Durable & Long-Lasting: Our Cast Cover Was Made With You In Mind, Built With A High-Grade Thick Plastic With Stable Diaphragm, This Cast Cover, Or Cast Sock, Won’T Rip Or Tear And Will Hold Up For A Long Time To Come.
• Built For Maximum Comfort: No Matter Your Cast Size, Carex Cast Cover Is Designed So That You Can Easily And Quickly Slip It On While Providing Optimal Comfort When Showering. Big Or Small, Short Or Tall, Our Cast Cover Is Flexible To Your Desired Fit.
• Shower In Style And Ease: Worried About That Major Injury? Tired Of The Stress Of Taking A Shower With Your Cast On? Well, Worry No More! Carex Cast Covers Are Universal, Fitting All Body Types And Are Totally Reusable. Make Showering Enjoyable Again!
• Feasible & Innovative Solution: This Simple Yet Innovative Device Is The Answer To Your Wet And Messy Cast Problem. We Know How Difficult It Can Be To Put Your Legs Out Of The Shower Or Even Use Plastic And Tape In Attempt To Keep Your Cast Dry.

Product Description

Protects casts or bandages while showering or bathing. Fits foot and ankle casts. Extra foot room. Reusable and latex-free. 23 inch length. Plastic ring and diaphragm form a tight seal to keep water out. PVC body is strong and durable.

Directions

1. Check plaster casts for edges that may tear or puncture the cast protector. 2. Hold the plastic ring firmly, then pull over cast or bandage. Be sure the cast protector completely covers the cast or bandage and fits snugly around limb to form a secure seal. 3. Before removal be sure to dry the diaphragm of the cast protector. 4. When removing be sure to grasp the plastic ring and not the vinyl (PVC) bag as this may cause tearing.

Warnings

This product is intended for single patient use and is not to be used as a flotation device. The plastic ring is not designed to have heavy weight applied to it. DO NOT lean on ring at any time. Do not use this product for any purpose other than as a cast protector. Follow user instructions at all times. The cast protector may become slippery, especially when wet, so use extreme caution when bathing or showering. Be sure the diaphragm is not too tight around your limb, this may impede circulation.

Prop 65 Warning

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