Prim Plaster Cover Half Arm Small is an especially useful medical tool for people who need to keep their arm plastered, dry and clean while performing daily activities such as bathing, showering or even swimming. It keeps the area waterproof and secure.
The Prim half-arm plasticised fabric plaster cover is a product used to protect an injured arm that is in plaster. It is a cover that is placed over the cast to protect it from moisture and dirt, preventing it from getting wet or dirty. It is made of plastic-coated fabric, which makes it water resistant and easy to clean. It also has an elastic band at the top to fit the arm and prevent it from slipping. It is especially useful for people who need to keep their cast arm dry and clean while doing daily activities such as bathing, showering or even swimming. It is also useful for protecting the cast from damage.
The Prim half arm plasticised fabric cast cover is suitable for people who have an injured arm and need to keep their cast dry and clean. It is useful in situations where the cast arm needs to be protected from water, moisture and dirt, such as when bathing, showering or swimming.
Make sure the injured arm is dry and clean before placing the cover over the cast.
Open the sleeve and place it on the injured arm, making sure that the upper part of the sleeve fits snugly around the arm. The elastic band should fit snugly and comfortably to prevent the cast from slipping.
Stretch the sleeve down, making sure that it completely covers the half-arm cast.
After use, rinse well with warm water and allow to air dry before storing for next use.
Not for use by persons who have an open wound or infection in the injured arm. Use of the sleeve may aggravate the condition and increase the risk of infection.
Also not for people who have circulatory problems in the injured arm, such as venous or arterial insufficiency.
Also, by persons who are allergic to the materials used in the manufacture of the sleeve. If any allergic reaction occurs, the sheath should be removed immediately and medical attention sought.
Contraindicated for those with an upper arm injury, as the sheath will not adequately cover the injured area.
Use of the cover for prolonged periods of time is not recommended as it may cause skin irritation or excessive pressure on the injured arm.
Durable, plastic-coated fabric.