Not only can you get a waterproof cast wet, but you actually need to. Getting the cast wet every day helps keep it clean and keeps it from irritating you. Just be sure to thoroughly wash the cast with clean water after bathing or swimming to remove soap or other substances. Simply slip your arm, leg, hand or foot into the cover and rest easy knowing that the watertight covering will keep the area arid. Purchasing one of these items will certainly provide some relief, as you avoid having to deal with annoying bands, plastic bags and other homemade solutions that very well may leak. Best investment I’ve ever made I was really missing having a bath after I cut my leg badly was advised by my nurse to try this product at it is brilliant totally recommend it." Julia ★★★★★

A water-tight seal prevents leaks, and the Bloccs Cast Cover is available in sizes for both adults and children, which means everyone can hit the water without worrying about exposing injuries and casts to the water. The reusable cover can be fully submerged, and Bloccs makes covers for both arms and legs ( view their full line up of cast covers here). Guillen P, et al. (2016). A prospective randomized crossover study on the comparison of cotton versus waterproof cast liners. I was recommended this product by the hospital to keep the cast on my arm dry...it's a fantastic design which is 100% effective when in the shower or bath. I don't have to worry that it's going to leak as the wet suit material gives a very secure seal" Heather ★★★★★ Although cast protectors will help protect your cast from getting wet, it’s important that they’re not used for swimming, and even when in the bath or shower you still need to avoid submerging your cast. Waterproof Cast Protector

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Cast covers are difficult to properly measure because of varying sizes of arms and casts. The DryPro Waterproof Vacuum Sealed Arm Cast Cover smartly solves this problem.

Slide the blue seal mouth down your arm, and once your injury and cast are covered, close the sealing ring to achieve water-resistance. Reviewers note that you shouldn’t wear the cover if you don’t need to, the seal can be quite tight and will start to choke off circulation with extended wear. You can’t get a waterproof cast after surgery because of the higher infection risk. You also can’t get a waterproof cast right after your injury. You’ll have to wait a week or two until the swelling goes down. You can shower or take a bath like normal in a waterproof cast, and even swim in a pool. However, it’s recommended that you still avoid swimming in the ocean or a pond, so debris doesn’t get in your cast. You’ll have to limit your time in all types of water.Waterproof casts have a normal fiberglass outer layer, but instead of a cotton layer underneath, they have a special liner that doesn’t absorb water. This means it dries faster and can get wet without falling apart. Been so blissful to be able to shower straight away after operation with the help of this clever device, can’t recommend highly enough for wellbeing after operation!! Does exactly what it says...it’s worth the very reasonable price! Fantastic gadget." Krista ★★★★★ The DryPro Waterproof Leg Cast Cover provides a leak-free swimming experience, whether you are in the shower or in the pool, and for younger swimmers who might be tempted to pull it off, the cast cover is very difficult to rip, tear, or remove. Available in a variety of sizes, ages 3 and up. Brilliant for our recent holiday. It enabled my daughter to go in the swimming pool and have a shower." Allyson ★★★★★ This product has proven invaluable my dad had surgery on his foot...this product has allowed him too bathe daily without wetting dressing, it is non slip and of good quality making it safe to shower with no water getting in. Excellent product" Emma ★★★★★