• REGULAR - for most adults.
  
• SMALL - for adults and children under 110 pounds.
• PEDIATRIC - for infants and toddlers up to three years of age.
  

For the best fit, simply measure the circumference of the limb above the cast or bandage, and select the appropriate size.

Single-Piece ConstructionMade in one piece, the AquaShield has no straps, pump, ring, or diaphragm. The absence of folded excess material ensures a continuous watertight seal.

High-Performance Material
The AquaShield is made of polyurethane — a virtually indestructible material that's 40 to 50 times stronger than materials used by our competitors. It will not tear when pulled over a fiberglass cast, and stretches easily to form a comfortable, non-constrictive seal.

Durable
Because of the strength of polyurethane construction, the AquaShield can be used again and again, and will even outlast a patient's convalescence.

Safety
The risk of allergic reactions to latex is one we're not prepared to take. Rather than expose patients to the possibility of anaphylactic shock, we rely on the safety of polyurethane. Our use of this material is patented, so none of our competitors can utilize it in their products.

Non-Slip Sole
An added safety feature is our SkidSafe' sole which provides unparalleled traction on wet or slippery surfaces.

Easy to Use
The AquaShield slips over a cast or bandage without any drag or snag. In keeping with our commitment to patients’ ease and comfort, our arm models have a mitten shape that offers better tactile feel and grip.

Length equals:

The measurement from the tips of the fingers or heel - to the top of the cast or prosthetic sleeve plus 1-1/2 inches. This is where the opening of the Dry Pro will sit on the skin. Make sure this is a smooth area. (Go higher if necessary to have a smooth area.)

Circumference equals:

The measurement around the arm or leg at the point that is 1-1/2" above the top of the cast or prosthetic sleeve - This is ON THE SKIN AREA. Be precise.

Choose a Dry Pro that has an opening that is AT LEAST one to two inches SMALLER than the circumference of your arm or leg and is equal to - or longer than your length measurement (it doesn't matter if it's longer).