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My daughter recently broke her thumb and has a small cast on her arm to let the bone heal properly. Since she is a active young lady, they decided against a splint and went with a cast. It doesn’t bother her she actually loves it.

When bath time comes though it’s a little more complicated. Her cast has to be dry at all times and the bag we have been putting on only helps so much. I have to help her and her arm has to stay up the whole time, it’s exhausting for both of us.

I heard about DryPro through a email and had to try it.

DryPro waterproof cast cover will allow your children to jump in the pool or simply take a long-awaited shower without fear of damaging their cast. The vacuum seal, waterproof technology is patented and created by a doctor. It is the most-advanced and effective protective gear for medical device wearers available on the market today. Once DryPro is properly applied over a cast, the cast can be fully submerged underwater without the possibility of leakage. A great product for anyone with prosthetic legs and those who wear long-term medical devices, such as PICC lines too.

When we first got it my daughter ripped it open she was so excited to try it. It looked really big buy the opening to put her cast was small, so we were a little confused at first. We made it work and she was able to submerge her whole arm in the bath.

The arm hole is small to protect it’s tight seal. You put it over your cast and pump the air out of the DryPro until it’s sealed tight.

We also received a can of relief spray, to help the relief f itches under the cast and odors.

You can order a DryPro waterproof cast cover and relief spray here.