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

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.

Excellent for covering a chest port.

The shields are a little tricky to use at first because the adhesive is very strong and film is pretty thin but once you get the hang of the application they are very useful. Shield seals off the area very well, yet it is gentle on the skin and easy to be removed. We use this product to protect a G-Tube are when showering.

I used this for my husband’s kidney port. I needed to use 2 sheets to fully cover it during showers. Most of the time it would keep it dry. Every few showers, the seal did not stick properly and water would get in.. Overall, it did the job as intended, and was easy to use. I would recommend it.

I’ve tried other types for my husband’s dialysis port. They all leaked. This one was easy to put on, easy to take off and it kept it completely dry