Drycast Cast Comfort Itching and Odor Relief Spray - Cools and Relieves Itchy Cast While Cleaning and Preventing Smell- Blue

Used this while had a cast on and had no worries at all while this was on!

This actually works very well. It's lidocaine. It will feel cool just after application. Just follow directions. Two sprays should be OK per application.

After about a week, I was unbearably itchy under my leg splint post-op. My hairs were growing and so irritated. This stuff really helped save my sanity before I got my boot. I would recommend getting this BEFORE SURGERY! It leaves a white cast but other than that, no funky smell or moisture in my splint when I got it off a couple weeks later.

Would have given this 5-stars if the little insert tube wasn't so sharp that it scratches my kid as he tries to use it. If there was some way to have a softer tip that could be pushed into a cast without hurting the skin on the way in, this would be perfect.

This is not worth the price. It’s essentially just athletes foot spray with a straw. Maybe $15/can might be worth it, but I feel they’re marking it up because it claims to be “special cast spray” Honestly, the scratcher we bought elsewhere that you can attach baby wipes to works far batter for cleaning and odor control. My son said it provided some itching and cooling relief, but it did nothing for odor. All that said, check the ingredients. Do you really wanna be spraying a bunch of gasoline (ethanol), butane, propane, baking soda, and cat pee (urea) down a confined space like a cast and have those chemicals sit on your kids skin for weeks on end? I wish I would have read the ingredients first. After 4 weeks the can is still almost full. Would not recommend

this product is amazing. Pros: definitely stops the itch, cooling feeling, quick dry, easy to use, life saver, good for sensitive skin. Cons: tricky to get the clear extension tube attached to the spray nozzle (especially with a broken hand, really need two hands to connect it) as others have mentioned. Other notes: - it does provide some momentary moisture which is technically against the casting rules, but it dries very quickly/the cast cotton tends to absorb it fine without impacting the fiberglass material. - leaves a light power residue which was a bit odd to see during the cast removal, so would recommend using a long itching stick to clear out the residue every now and then to prevent residue build-up. - i have EXTREMELY sensitive skin but this product worked extremely well and would recommend/gift it to anyone that is newly placed in a cast.

Hot Texas summer+High humidity+cast=unrelenting itch. I was going crazy from the heat and sweat and itch! This stuff saved my sanity. It was easy to use one handed on a wrist cast, just wiggled the tube into the right spot and a quick blast was all it took. It felt sooooo good when my cast got intolerably hot and itchy. Stopped the itch immediately and cooled down the heat. It also prevented my cast from smelling awful. My doctor recommended this stuff and it was worth it. One can lasts a long time, too. I had a cast on for 6 weeks and maybe used half the can. I used this product daily, at least two or three times a day.

I’m torn on this one. The spray itself worked for my son (arm cast). The cast got smelly, and the spray did help a lot. The tube attachment does not fit in the spray nozzle. Some other reviews said this as well, but there aren’t many products to choose from. I’d buy it again, (hopefully won’t have to!!) but only for the purpose of spraying the outside of a cast.

The smell is horrible.