OrthoTape 3 INCH Tubular Undersleeve Orthopedic Cast Bandage Stockinette Materials cast wrist, foot, or leg (10 feet continuous Cut from roll) (Pink)

This is a great product. The color is beautiful, the material is soft and it stretches just enough but not too much. I bought it to put on my cervical/neck collar to keep it clean. For medical reasons, I have to wear a cervical collar everyday and as you can imagine, it can get dirty so the cover keeps it clean. I plan to buy more of this product in the future.

I did not buy this for going under cast/splints, though. I bought it to contain the hoses on my pneumatic lymphedema machine. Each leg has 3 hoses and this tubing was perfect to make the 3 hoses one bundle. Just some Velcro ties to keep in place.If you buy this for it's intended purpose, I think you will be happy with the softness.The edges are nor fraying. I'm thinking you might even be able to wash in a mesh bag and hang to dry.

I ordered hot pink so that my skin graft on my forearm didn’t look like such a bandage and people would quit asking me what happened. Essentially it isn’t pink it is bright red, but it’s better than the outside ace bandage. I put this over my ace bandage but I quit wearing it bc it stretched out and starts to fall down to my wrist. I ordered a tube netting that hopefully should work better and then I can put a black arm sleeve I found on Amazon that is just for your forearm. Overall, if you need something to stretch big and fit your thigh this might do it because it has so much give to it. But it becomes very flimsy and might need to be taped somehow. Also I don’t like how when you cut it you have all these raw edges with long strings so I would fold them insides and sort of tuck them under like a seam. Hope this helps someone.

I can’t really comment on the comfort and to wash it . I’m using it to make snowball hats for crafts fit great on a 3 inch up to 5 inch if you stretch it. It is thick enough for my craft.

Evidently this lining is much more expensive for dr offices. I got a cast/brace for 8 weeks and this liner saved my life. With the removable brace on my wrist, it got wet and dirty pretty often. It sure was nice to be able to put on bc a v clean and dry liner.

I had been trying to devise a simple facemask for young children, particularly toddlers. The 3" Stockinette is perfect. And it stretches to enclose a normal adult thigh. So, depending upon the circumference of the child's head I cut pieces of this that can be doubled or tripled to make a very adequate facemask that is comfortable and easy for children to not lose because it can be pulled down around the neck, or pulled up into a headband when a mask is not necessary. And vibrant colors or boys & girls. And blacl or grey for men, as it has been my experience men are less inclined to wear a mask at all. And, unlike many medical-type masks, they resist fogging up your glasses!

Did it do the job? Kind of. I had to cut a new piece for each day because it unravels incredibly fast. I basically had enough material for four days. It’s like nylons without the elasticity. Huge disappointment.

I have been wearing a walking boot for over 2 months and wear shorts often. The inside of the boot is a bit itchy so I bought this, cut it and am wearing it so it’s not itchy.