Delta Dry Waterproof Cast Padding for a Short Leg Cast

If you are stuck in a leg cast before vacation.  We have the perfect option so you can still swim or shower. Delta Dry waterproof cast padding is now available for keeping your cast dry and germ-free. This unique padding is used in place of traditional padding that would only soak up water.  Now you can get back to swimming with a cast.

Delta Dry outperforms other waterproof cast padding. Delta Dry has the conformity of traditional cast padding with a soft feel. Other products tend to bunch up, creating an uncomfortable wrinkled cast.

UK Version of the waterproof cast only consists of the padding, no stockinette is needed.  You can add the fiberglass cast tape to your kit for an additional fee.

Easy cast removal Delta Dry does not require special tools such as a Saw Stop strip. Other products require this due to thin padding. Delta Dry is a thicker softer cast padding. Delta-Dry waterproof cast padding is individually packaged keeping it sanitary.

100% Satisfaction guarantee. If for any reason the product fails you. We just require that you provide photographic proof of failure. Please do not throw away the product. Simply snap a photo of the issue and we will either replace or refund you for any issues. Please note that cast cracking is a result of the application process. The cast technician must reinforce certain heavily used areas with multiple layers to prevent any cast cracks. If for some reason your cast does crack. You can simply apply a new rollover top to repair it. 

 

*This product should be applied by a trained medical professional or for educational training. Always consult a doctor prior to use. Note: A waterproof cast is an alternative to traditional casting materials that cannot get wet. If a traditional cast gets wet, it is ruined and must be removed immediately. However, this does not mean that you can get your waterproof cast wet all day long and not allow a drying period. We recommend that you allow a drying period between wetting times such as bathing or swimming. A hairdryer on a low setting can speed up the process, but body heat needs to evaporate the remaining damp water inside the cast. This allows the patient to get a cast wet, and it not be ruined. But the cast still needs a drying time that will vary by person and cast type between wet periods in order to achieve full dryness.