Waterproof Cast Cover Arm, Plaster Protective Cover for Shower for arm, hand, fingers and elbow, Reusable Cast Protector Waterproof Cast Cover for Bandages and Dressings, Tattoo

Works really well, closes really tightly around your arm though it can stretch easily fit your arm intially through, it will feel tiniest bit sore after. But that's worth it as it keeps the water out.

Robust construction. Excellent seal.

I’ve used one of these before, just for a hand, but now I needed one for the elbow. I’ve used it once so far and it was easy to put on, it kept my dressing dry and it was easy to use once I was in the shower. No sign of any leaks and I could hold soap or sponge well. Just the job.

I got this for my 12y niece who has Erb's Palsy on her left arm. She's currently going through weekly casting sessions to help straighten her arm and thus is always in a cast all the way up her arm to the arm pit. It's fine to get the cover over the forearm but once you get to the elbow onwards it's very difficult. She's often complained about it being tight but for just to use while bathing I don't think it was painful just uncomfortable. The sealing material that sits at the top did actually split on first use with the difficulties of pulling it on over the cast but it still worked enough to keep the arm dry. TLDR; forearm cast/injury - this is great. anything including a cast up past the elbow, might be better looking for something else.

Worked for me, to cover a cast over a broken hand. Made showering so easy. A good quality product. Nicely flexible, but tough enough with no tears. Pleased. Only used it for about 4 weeks, so cannot comment for long term use. The closure at the top of the arm, was effective at keeping out water. Make sure you hang it up after use to allow to dry inside.

SEALCUFF WATERPROOF CAST COVER It arrived promptly, ideal for covering my plaster. It is a Medium, covers well.

The rubber seal has a *very* small opening - I had to have a friend cut it 1cm wider all round in order to get it over my plaster cast: happily it still keeps the water out. The thumb part is placed too high up: if you put your thumb into it there are several inches between your fingertips and the end of the cover. This means you can't use that hand, even as a thumb-and-forefinger claw, with the cover on, which is a nuisance. But hey, the cast does stay dry at least.

I bought this after a hand operation which meant I was in a plaster cast for 8 weeks. Although I was worried that the seal wouldn’t be good enough, I didn’t need worry. Not a drop of water got in at all and it enabled me to have a shower in confidence. Good value for money and good quality. A must-have if you’re in a plaster for any reason.