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Description
2 INCH Medical Cast Stockinette used during cast application. |10 FEET|
Available in Black, White, Dark Blue, Light Pink, Hot Pink, Grey, Purple, & Red! NOTE: This stockinette is NOT waterproof, please do not add it to a waterproof cast.
Note for sizing: Need to know what size stockinette to order? Simply measure the circumference of your leg or arm. Stockinette is measured in width so basically, it is the diameter value. So you would double the value. For example, a 3" stockinette has a circumference of 6", 4" stockinette has a circumference of 8". Stockinette will stretch some, so you have about 0.5 to 1 inch of stretch to that circumference value.
What is a 2" stockinette used for?
We recommend using a 2-inch stockinette for casting an infant, toddler, or child.
You can try to use 1 inch as there is some stretch for infants, but we recommend you try 2 inches if you are putting it on an infant's arm or leg.
What if I want to buy a full roll of stockinette?
We sell stockinette by the roll.
Is this waterproof, can I use it with waterproof padding?
We do not recommend it as it will take longer for your waterproof cast to dry. We do sell waterproof stockinette. Search for "Waterproof" in the search bar above.
Great under sleeve. Keeps its shape. Easy to cut. Recommended.
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Lee Adams
Stockinette
As expected
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Lee Adams
Cast stockinette
As expected
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Patty W.
Love the color!
The 2” stockinette is perfect for my adult forearm under my rigid splint. Really appreciate that I can buy smaller roll than other places.
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Katie Sasser
Great color section, works well
My daughter recently dislocated her elbow and wanted sleeves that weren't white because they get dirty so easily. She loves purple and this was the one place I could find them that didn't cost a fortune. They work exactly as they should.
I was very please with the purchase of the fiberglass thumb splint, it works well for my son. after i finally figured out how to use it, getting to form to his thumb and arm was a breeze.
