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Dricast Water proof Arm and Leg Covers
available in 15 sizes to allow you to continue your normal daily
activities while you have a cast or bandage that cannot become
wet.
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Dricast Reusable Waterproof
covers.
Protection for Plaster Casts, Bandages,
Ulcers, Burns and other wounds while showering/bathing and
swimming
No more messing around with plastic bags
and rubber bands!
Dricast reusable waterproof covers are made
of natural latex rubber, durable enough to be reused throughout
your rehabilitation period (the thickness feel and texture of the
Dricast product is similar to that of a swimming
cap)
With its patented air tight seal, you can
continue bathing, showering and swimming with confidence your cover
will keep your cast or wound dry
You can now continue Hydrotherapy
rehabilitation with a cast or other injury that is required to
remain dry
(NOTE: If you have an allergy
to Latex please consult your physician before
use)
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USES
Dricast Reusable Waterproof Covers allow
continuation of everyday bathing/showering and swimming as it
protects arm and leg areas from becoming wet during their
recuperation/rehabilitation period.
Some common uses are protection for:-
- Casts - used for healing bone fractures,
ruptured tendons etc
- Burn Rehabilitation and other open
wounds (note - a sterile covering is
required over the wound, Dricast covers are NOT
sterile)
- After-surgery rehabilitation - e.g.
Podiatry operations, varicose veins etc
- Hydrotherapy - Water based physical therapy
rehabilitation for Sports medicine
- Keeps amputee Prosthetic Limbs dry while
showering bathing and swimming

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Don't stop
water activities while recuperating and continue to have fun
swimming in the sun over the hot summer
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Order
now by paying on
line (or see 'purchase
- other method' page for other ordering
options).

If you require instructions for using your
Dricast waterproof cover please click here for
instructions. (Adobe
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download)

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