JJ CARE Shower Protector [Pack of 14], 9x9 Dialysis Catheter Shower Cover, PICC Line Water Barrier, Colostomy Shower Patch, Waterproof Bandage Protector, 2 Weeks Supply

Does what it says on the tin

Don't waste your money, poor adhesion even after following the instructions they come loose after a minute.

Could do with using a bigger bag as these items stick to the bag otherwise great item it’s a pity the hospitals don’t know about them

These work great for my mom when she needs to shower. They are big enough to cover the area she needs covered. Sometimes they can be a little hard to peel. And, I wish they were a little cheaper. Overall happy with the product.

I love these it covers my port on my chest. The quality is awesome. It's very affordable and I rather these than other brands. That's just my opinion

Originally bought as a temporary solution waiting for the pharmacy to send some- but honestly these are so much better than the name brand ones provided by the hospital. They stick really well and curve around a women’s chest really well, whereas the others have much less bend. Keeps my port dry and gives me confidence when showering. Overall 10/10!

The product works as it says it will. The only drawback is you need three hands to apply it as it can easily stick to itself as you are attaching it. But, I would still use it as it works well.

Really sorry to the company, but if you're using this port a chest port, I can't recommend these at all. The adhesive edges are roughly a cm wide, which are nowhere near enough to hold the edges down when you're in the shower. They are also awfully large if I'm being honest. I'm 5'8 and 145lbs, with a little bit of a thinner build, but if you're anywhere near my size, they are just too wide. They're great in height, but just not width. I surround all 4 sides with Nexcare waterproof tape, with KT tape on top, and even that only gives me roughly 15 minutes before it comes up. So I guess if you are a short shower taker and willing to tape it down to the moon and back, they're doable. But I just cannot recommend these if you have a sterile, accessed, chest port that you're trying not to get wet.