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Dry Pro Waterproof Cast Protector and Shower Bag
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The Dry Pro
™ Pro-Pump Waterproof Cast Cover
The Dry Pro is Completely Watertight Keeping your Bandages,
Prosthesis, and Casts Dry.
The Dry Pro Pro-Pump offers the only leg and arm cast protection in the
world with the patented vacuum seal to keep your bandage or cast dry. It is so
completely and totally waterproof, between the waterproof fabric and the vacuum
seal, that you can even dive off a diving board or ride the ocean waves and
still have your cast stay completely dry. The Dry Pro shower cast cover fits
snugly yet comfortably offering cast protection during a shower, a bath, and
even an active swim. Unlike "modified garbage bag" products, the cast protection
offered by the Dry Pro shower cast cover is unmatched, it cannot slip off. You
can't even pull it off!
Allows Postoperative Hydrotherapy
Dry Pro shower cast cover is also used for immediate postoperative physical
therapy, allowing hydrotherapy right after surgery, which helps prevent swelling
and stiffness and aids in a speedy recovery.
A Reliable PICC Line Cover
If you have PICC (Peripherally inserted central catheter) you know the area
around where the PICC is inserted is prone to infection. You may find that using
the Dry Pro as a PICC line cover when showering or swimming helps to keep
bacteria and other contaminates away from the vein the PICC is inserted in. With
a Dry Pro PICC line cover, you can keep the area around the vein completely dry
whether you are in the shower or the ocean.
Quick and Simple Prosthesis Protection
If you have a prosthetic arm or leg you may find it quicker and simpler to
use Dry Pro as a waterproof prosthetic cover than to remove your prosthesis.
Also, with your lower extremity prosthesis in place, protected by the Dry Pro
waterproof prosthetic cover, you may now be able to stand comfortably in the
shower, a pool, or the ocean.
The Dry Pro waterproof fabric is rugged.
The waterproof fabric is made of durable high quality surgical latex. The
special Non-Skid Grid™ protects the sole and helps prevent slipping. The
Built-In Pump not only creates the vacuum seal but also works as a gauge showing
that the vacuum is intact and cannot leak.
Leg Cast Cover Sizes
(The arm models have a different shape than the leg models)
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Leg Cast
Cover Style |
Model |
Length
in(cm) |
Opening
in(cm) |
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X-Small |
FL-12 |
19 in (48
cm) |
7 in (18
cm) |
| Small |
FL-14 |
29 in (73
cm) |
13 in (33
cm) |
| Medium |
FL-16 |
32.5 in
(82 cm) |
15.75 in
(40 cm) |
| Large |
FL-18 |
37 in (94
cm) |
19 in (48
cm) |
| Small
Half Leg |
HL-13 |
21in
(53cm) |
9in
(23cm) |
| Large
Half Leg |
HL-15 |
23.5 in
(59 cm) |
11 in (28
cm) |
How to Measure for the Dry Pro Waterproof Cast Cover / Shower Bag
1) MEASURE LENGTH
LEG: Measure from the back of the heel (from the floor) to the
top end of the cast or prosthetic.
Choose a Dry Pro waterproof cast cover that is at least 2
inches LONGER than your measurement.
Don't worry if the Dry Pro Pro-Pump waterproof cast cover is
too long. The excess material of the cast sock will flatten down when the air is
pumped out.
2) MEASURE OPENING
LEG: Measure the circumference of the leg just above the cast
or bandage (If the end of the cast is very close to the knee, measure mid
thigh.)
Choose a Dry Pro waterproof cast cover that is at least 1 inch
SMALLER than your measurement.
To create a good vacuum seal the
opening of the cast sock needs to be smaller than your limb.
Arm Cast Cover Sizes
(The arm models have a different shape than the leg models)
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Arm Cast
Cover Style |
Model |
Length
in(cm) |
Opening
in(cm) |
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X-Small |
FA-12 |
16 in (40 cm) |
5.75 in
(15 cm) |
| Small |
FA-14 |
23 in (58
cm) |
6 in (15
cm) |
| Medium |
FA-16 |
28 in (71 cm) |
7.75 in
(20 cm) |
| Large |
FA-18 |
31.5 in
(80
cm) |
9 in (22
cm) |
| Small
Half Arm |
HA-13 |
17.25 in
(43cm) |
7.25 in
(18cm) |
| Large
Half Arm |
HA-15 |
20 in
(51 cm) |
8.75 in (22
cm) |
How to Measure for the Dry Pro Waterproof Cast Cover / Shower Bag
1) MEASURE
LENGTH
ARM: Measure
from the tip of the middle finger to the top end of the cast or prosthetic. If
the cast goes above the elbow, follow the bend of the arm.
Don't worry if the Dry Pro Pro-Pump waterproof cast cover is
too long. The excess material of the cast sock will flatten down when the air is
pumped out.
2) MEASURE
OPENING
ARM: Measure
the circumference of the arm just above the cast or bandage (If the end of the
cast is very close to the elbow, measure mid bicep.)
Choose a Dry Pro waterproof cast cover that is at least 1 inch
SMALLER than your measurement.
To create a good vacuum seal the
opening of the cast sock needs to be smaller than your limb.
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Models available for leg and arm.
Instructions on How to Use the Dry Pro Waterproof Cast Cover
/ Shower Bag
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1. Slide on Dry Pro
- Stretch on the
Dry Pro
waterproof bandage cover so that it completely covers the cast or bandage
plus an additional inch. The top should be smooth against the skin. Be
careful of sharp objects. A fingernail, sharp fiberglass threads on a cast,
can rip the Dry Pro cast and bandage protector. Putting a soft ace
bandage or a tube sock with the toe cut out over the fiberglass cast will
help reduce sharp fiberglass threads from cutting into the
Dry Pro
waterproof bandage cover. |
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2. Pump out the air - Continue to press the bulb
until it remains flat and the Dry Pro waterproof clothing is completely
wrinkled. Remove the pump and push on the safety cap. Observe the
Dry Pro
waterproof cast and bandage cover for a few minutes before going in the
water. As long as the Dry Pro waterproof clothing stays collapsed and
wrinkled, the vacuum is intact and the Dry Pro bandage protector cannot leak
or come off. |
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3. Slide off - When you are done using the
Dry Pro
waterproof clothing, simply lift up the cuff to let the air back in. The
Dry Pro waterproof bandage cover should now be loose. Simply slide it back
off. |
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Note - Do not leave on for extended periods of time. We recommend
removing it after every 45 minutes of use. Do not use in vascular
compromised patients. Steady yourself in wet slippery areas. The
Dry Pro
cast and bandage protector contains natural rubber latex, which may cause
allergic reactions. Always follow your doctor's advice. |
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Frequently Asked Questions about the Dry Pro Waterproof Cast Cover /
Shower Bag
How water resistant is the Dry Pro?
The Dry Pro is TOTALLY WATERPROOF. Because of it's patented vacuum seal, the
Dry Pro will keep your cast or bandage completely dry. At any time, you can
easily check the vacuum seal by simply seeing a dimple in the ProPump. With the
Dry Pro you can "SEE AND FEEL THE SEAL!"
What activities can I do while wearing the Dry Pro?
You can go swimming, go to the beach, bathe, shower, or have hydrotherapy.
The Dry Pro is TOTALLY WATERPROOF. Because of its patented vacuum seal, the
Dry Pro will keep your cast or bandage completely dry. At any time, you can
easily check the vacuum seal by simply seeing a dimple in the Pro-Pump. With the
Dry Pro you can "SEE AND FEEL THE SEAL"!
Is the Dry Pro easy to use?
Yes. The Dry Pro is as easy to use as 1-2-3. 1)Slide the Dry Pro over your
arm or leg. 2)Pump the air out by simply squeezing the built in pump. 3)Enjoy the
water; a long, warm, comfortable bath or a refreshing swim.
What makes the Dry Pro so special?
The Dry Pro is the only truly waterproof protector in the world. The leg has
a special non-skid grid sole, perfect for showering. The flexible latex is
natural and very comfortable.
What sizes does the Dry Pro come in?
The Dry Pro will fit almost everyone! The Dry Pro comes in sizes from
X-Small for 2 year olds to X-Large for people 6 1/2 feet tall. (See the choosing
a size section for further information).
Is the Dry Pro durable?
The Dry Pro is extremely durable. It is made of thick surgical latex and can
stretch up to 1000 percent of it's original size before rupturing.
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