Cast Covers

Updated on November 19, 2010
T.B. asks from West Palm Beach, FL
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My son broke his arm, so he got a cast on his lower arm for 6 weeks. I would like to buy a cast cover for showering. I don't know which one is good ,they only selling on online? Does anyone have an idea?

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M.F.

answers from Boca Raton on

grab one of those umbrella bags you see at the entrance of Publix and you have a perfect cast cover. my daughter was in a cast for 6 weeks and this worked perfectly (with a silly band and a wash cloth wrapped around her arm underneath the top!). She was 3 and taking baths so it was certainly durable!

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D.H.

answers from Louisville on

Cling wrap will work, too! We used lots of it as well as doubling up w/plastic bags when dgd broke her arm - it was summer and she still wanted to swim (we got in the water but she couldn't do any more jumping).

We ordered one of the covers for her - but it would not fit her almost full arm cast very well. Hopefully you'll have better luck!

K.A.

answers from San Diego on

My son broke his ankle 3 weeks ago. We bought a shower cast cover at CVS. It was about $12.00 I believe. Works fantastically. Found it in the section where they also have ace bandages, wrist splints and stuff. I had to ask to find them at the one store I was at but I had seen them before at another which is how I knew they had them.

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G.G.

answers from Boca Raton on

We used this one : www.castcoverultra.com . We did like it, it was easy to use it, and they shipped fast.

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H.C.

answers from Orlando on

Wow, really? A cast cover? It's called a plastic bag & tape, lol. Don't waste your money.

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L.A.

answers from Minneapolis on

If they happen to be taking it off to recheck his arm at all, ask for a waterproof cast. My daughter broke her arm last summer and the water proof cast saved my life.
I have never heard of a cast cover--they think of everything, dont they. We just tied a plastic bag on hers before they switched it to waterproof.

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L.N.

answers from Boca Raton on

Buy this one : www.waterproofcastcovers.org !This is far and away the best cover for a cast that I have found. I have suffered through a compound fracture and a crushed elbow. Both times I used a different cover and they were unbearable! I ended up cutting both of these in order to be able to use them at all. The opening was so tight it cut the circulation off and I had to cut the first one off. These were not cheap. However, the Castcoverultra is so comfortable and has a double closure at the top so your cast gets extra protection from getting wet. And the cost is comparable to all of the other covers for a product that is far superior.

I am a big fan of this and so is my mom, age 80, who broke her wrist. I was not about to subject her to the other cast protector and found this one on Amazon. I am very grateful I did.

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