TIDI AquaGuard Glove – Shower Protection Glove with Water-Seal Band – Arm Cast Cover – 3 Gloves and 1 Water-Seal Band per Package – Cast Covers for Shower Arm (50016-RPK)

Was not to difficult to put on myself when I had a broken wrist. Worked great at keeping my cast dry!

The Aqua Guard Glove did an excellent job of keeping my wrist surgery site dry during many showers for 2 weeks. The glove was large enough to slide over my soft cast prior to showering and then remove it after showering to be used again after drying it. The key to making the glove work is to keep the enclosed strap as tight as possible to ensure a good seal around the top and cutting off any excess sleeve that is not necessary.

Worked very well for showering after hand surgery. Wish it had different sizes.

Tighten the stap, kept IV line dry works better than saran wrap the hospital staff wanted to use, hospital was too cheap to buy them despite several nurses asking

This product is ok for many, perhaps most, patients needing to protect an arm or wrist dressing from shower water. It is not usable for wrist surgery patients who have been fitted with an external fixator device which uses an articulated bar to hold in alignment pins which have been screwed into the bones of the arm and hand to hold broken wrist bones in rigid alignment. Not enough room in the plastic cover to accommodate the hardware. Otherwise a good product at a reasonable price. The reusable strap with the slide lock works well.

The quality of this item is similar to the gloves you peel off the instruction sheet of a home hair-dye kit. I hoped the fingers would allow me to manipulate and grasp items more easily, but I couldn’t even get the long plastic fingers onto my digits in a way which would allow any useful actions. Save your money! I put my left hand with the cast in a baggie and managed to hold and peel vegetables, and handle a piece of raw meat for a pot roast, without soiling or wetting my below elbow cast. In the shower, I double bag with small garbage bags (the thin type you buy on a roll) twisting and tucking the open end under the cast, then I just keep it elevated. Works fine. That said, someone needs to come up with a durable, effective hand and cast protector, which allows better hand function.

The wife had wrist surgery and this glove was just what the Dr ordered.. “Pardon the Pun”

I had surgery on two of my fingers and needed a glove that my fingers with bulky splints would fit it. These are thin and light weight and worked perfect for washing dishes and chopping food….etc. I have been using the same glove for over a week and have had issues with leaking. I would buy again.