Brownmed Seal Tight ORIGINAL Cast and Bandage Protector, Best Watertight Protection, Adult Short Leg Wide

Excellent seal around leg. No leakage. Fits just below the knee.

Sirvió su propósito, siento un poco delgado el material y suda un poco al usarlo, pero en general bien

I have used this a few times now and my cast continues to remain dry, much better than taping a garbage bag to my leg and I can do this on my own. I would highly recommend.

I'm so glad I bought these. I bought 2, one for each leg. When I first started going to wound care clinic, I messed around with the plastic bag and tape at the top method. What a frustrating hassle. Turns out I'm STILL going to the wound clinic, 8 months later! Of all the stuff I've had to buy (tape, gauze, dressings, cast boots, etc etc) this one protector to wear into the shower has been, hands down, the best ever. Totally worth it. Pros: At first I was nervous about the bottom being slippery when walking. I'm careful, but haven't found it very slippery at all. I wear it over dressings that cannot become wet. In 8 months, never one leak. The material seems sturdy and is well made. I'm careful, and no rips or tears in 8 months of use. The round plastic piece at the top is a smidge awkward, but I got used to it, and it works well to hold the rubbery seal at the top. The rubbery seal at the top is sturdy, yet stretches carefully over dressings and bandages. Just go slow, and walk it over them, not drag or slide. Cons: Not sure if this is actually a con, since it's my situation. But I need help walking the seal over the bandages and dressings; can't put it on or off alone, or would end up dragging off the dressings. But if using for a hard cast, then I'm fairly sure you could do it yourself without help. In which case, not a con at all. :-) Update 2019: I've now been going to wound care a bit over 2 years. For one leg, I only needed protection from wet above the ankle to knee. I wanted to be able to really clean my feet and toes, and keep that pesky athletes from coming back. So I carefully cut off the foot formed part of the plastic from the cast protector. I just fold over the loose plastic and tape it down with a piece of plastic tape, so the water doesn't splash back up onto the wound dressings in my shin. I can scrub my feet and toes, yet protect the areas that need to stay dry. Works great!! By the way, I am still using one of the cast protectors that I bought 2 years ago, and there are no leaks and the top seal is still tight enough. I just make sure to not allow any little folds get at the top edge. I have a clothes pin hanging from a string in the bathroom that I hang it from to dry each time, so no mold or anything grows on it. Highly recommend!

It has made the difference between me being able to have a shower or not for 6 weeks following hammer toe surgery! Fits brilliantly, not a drop of water gets through and is easy to get on and off. After surgery I asked the surgeon if I could use it and she said yes providing it was an official product. I told her it was a Seal tight. She asked how much it cost - She was amazed how much cheaper it was on Amazon! Definitely recommend.