Leg Cast and Shower Protector for Children (Pediatric)
This waterproof cast protector is specifically designed for children with leg injuries, such as casts or bandages, providing reliable protection against water during showers and baths. Injuries that require bandaging or casting can make it challenging to keep the area dry, which can complicate the healing process or necessitate frequent dressing changes. With this shower protector, children can safely continue their personal hygiene routine without worrying about their cast or bandage getting wet.
Shower Without Worry:With this cast protector, your child can shower without concern. The waterproof barrier prevents water from reaching casted or bandaged areas, helping to avoid complications such as moisture damage or impaired healing. The elastic sealing material ensures a secure and comfortable fit around the leg without affecting blood circulation.
Benefits:
- Waterproof Protection: Keeps casts and bandages dry, protecting against infections and preventing premature changes of the cast or bandage.
- CE Certified: Meets European safety standards and is CE certified for quality and safety.
- Easy to Use: The protector is simple to put on and take off, making it convenient for both children and parents.
- Comfortable and Secure: The soft elastic sealing material is gentle on the skin and does not impact blood circulation, ensuring high comfort during use.
- Reusable: The protector is durable and designed for repeated use, making it both cost-effective and environmentally friendly.
- Latex-Free: Made without latex, minimizing the risk of allergic reactions and making it skin-friendly for children.
Sizes:
- Medium:
- Ring Diameter: 55 mm
- Size (W*L): 500 x 340 mm
- Large:
- Ring Diameter: 55 mm
- Size (W*L): 730 x 340 mm
This CE-certified leg cast protector is the perfect accessory to ensure that your child's injuries remain dry and protected during baths and showers. With a durable and ergonomic design, it offers safety and comfort throughout the healing process.
