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waterproof cast covers

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  • 27-08-2010 10:43am
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    skyler123
    Closed Accounts Posts: 4 ✭


    hi,
    i need to buy a waterproof cast cover asap,as ive a holiday coming up. does anyone know where i can buy one?
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    RDunagan
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1 ✭RDunagan


    The problem is that your skin will continue to perspire and perspiration may increase with a cast cover because they don't breathe.

    The root problem is moisture, and the fact is that the primary cause of moisture is perspiration which becomes trapped in the cast lining. The CastCooler immediately drys this moisture. Without moisture, backteria does not grow and your cast does not itch or stink.

    Many people report that they actually use the CastCooler to dry a completely saturated cast lining if you should get your cast wet or choose to rinse your cast lining (be sure to use a wet/dry vac).

    Regards,

    Rick
    www.castcooler.com
    skyler123 wrote: »
    hi,
    i need to buy a waterproof cast cover asap,as ive a holiday coming up. does anyone know where i can buy one?


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    SerialComplaint
    Registered Users Posts: 2,644 ✭✭✭SerialComplaint


    skyler123 wrote: »
    hi,
    i need to buy a waterproof cast cover asap,as ive a holiday coming up. does anyone know where i can buy one?

    Most large chemist will have these, or can order one in for you.


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    JenJess
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1 ✭JenJess


    I recently broke my ankle and was able to get a waterproof cast cover from my local chemist hope that answers your question.

    In relation to this injury i am starting college soon and hopefully getting a new social life too am just wondering if anyone knows if i will not be allowed access into clubs on my crutches?


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    babs.jones
    Registered Users Posts: 61 ✭✭babs.jones


    JenJess wrote: »
    I recently broke my ankle and was able to get a waterproof cast cover from my local chemist hope that answers your question.

    In relation to this injury i am starting college soon and hopefully getting a new social life too am just wondering if anyone knows if i will not be allowed access into clubs on my crutches?

    They can't stop you going into pubs and clubs. It will be discrimation if you weren't allowed in


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