Shower Protector | 10x12 Inch Dialysis Catheter Shower Cover | Large Waterproof Picc Line Chemo Chest Port Wounds Dressing Shields Water Barrier Bandage (Pack of 25)

I used these to cover my ZIO patch that I am to wear for 14 days to shower. I was struggling to find something to cover my patch effectively as I cannot get it drenched.These work super great, were waterproof, and stuck really well. These did not come off or lift when there was soap as well. Did make my skin a little red, but that is to be expected with things that are sticking to your skin. I cut these up to my desired length, used a piece of napkin as a barrier in the middle so it wouldn’t stick to my the actual patch itself and worked like a dream!

I've tried multiple other shower covers for my line and I've found that even the best her only about 75% effective. There's still a tendency to leak and needs to have screws backup. So as I was searching for alternative products, I came across these ones and decided to give them a try. They are the best that I've tried so far and I have not had any problems with leaking. The only caveat is that the whole film is sticky, so if you don't want it to stick to your line, you need to use something like a piece of glad press and seal or something similar over your line first before putting the shower cover on. But even doing that is virtually hassle-free compared to what I normally do to make sure my line doesn't get wet from the shower. Highly recommend. Also, if you didn't know this already, if you use alcohol swabs around the outside of your line on your skin wher the barrier is going to come in contact with your skin, it helps remove dead skin cells/sweat, etc, and the cover sticks better.

My mom had a procedure done on her stomach, and needed a covering for the shower. These worked perfectly for her purposes. The adhesive seals well and keeps water out, protecting her wound and the port.

This product is good overall, though it can be a bit tricky to apply—especially around the abdominal area due to the curves. Sometimes it doesn't stick properly if the blue backing hasn’t been fully removed, but once that’s off, it fits much better. What I do is add a second strip over the top edge because if I use just one layer, a little water can still get in. With the extra layer, I avoid that issue. It does its job and provides about 90% waterproof protection, which is pretty effective.

These will work perfect!! They'll cover my ostomy and keep it dry for showers and swimming.

These work perfectly to protect my PICC line so I can go out and enjoy carefully kayaking around and not east the whole summer which this crummy PICC line BUT, it is far more sticky than I thought and so if you have something to cover/protect that you do not want to pull off or out when you remove this stuff, be sure to place like a piece of paper towel or something in the center to go over the part you don’t want to pull off or out leaving enough edge to stick to just your skin! Maybe I was just excited to get out on the water finally but I didn’t think about that and when I went to pull off this thing it not only was taking off my entire PICC line bandage that doesn’t typically come off easily at all but it was going to pull the whole damn line out. My home nurse was not happy to have to untangle that mess I made lol BUT the next time I placed paper towel square in the center of the protective adhesive and it worked like a charm!!

Husband has feeding tube. So we used this to cover the area during shower. It works great. And it does not yank off his hair when taking it off. And the price is reasonable. Not cheap but since it does not yank his hair off, I will keep using it. Since a lot of other products stick too much that it pull off his hair everytime.

These do seal well, but due to the fact that they are adhesive, they stick to the dressing over the port and if you pull them off after a shower, they pull the dressing off. Not sterile and not safe!!